Reply to "Pirelli P7 Tire Re-Issues (15 inch OEM wheels)"

davidnunnMember

Dougal,

It just seems odd that Pirelli made the decision to re-introduce a tire (285/40-15 P7) that has a market of a few hundred cars, yet they have not decided to re-introduce the 285/50-15 P7, which has a potential market of more than a thousand cars. It's as if selling tires isn't Pirelli's primary motivation when it comes to re-introducing these "old" tires to the market.

9/11/1810:13 AM

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