P-zero neros are the worst tread life tire i've ever used.

Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus are all seasons. Pilot Super Sports are summer/rain.

i currently got 50,000kms on my neros and their bald as fuckkk

do they perform the same? because i do drive when its really cold but just not when its snowing...

Why not the Star Specs or the Toyo R1R's then?

I'm confused.

Really? I was looking to get a set of those for All Seasons after my Goodyear Eagle GTs. They're cheaper than the Michelin A/S Plus or the new Bridgestones

He's a VW/German fanboy. Let him be. Because FWD is awesome, right?

Let me rephrase - I want something that will give me reasonable treadwear, reasonable ride quality/NVH and great traction within the Max Performance Summer class. I'd go for Star Specs, RS-3 or the R1R if my car was going to autocross or track often, but it's not, and I do drive my car a fair amount so I want tires that will last/not go bald very quickly. Also, I want a better ride quality than the Star Specs will give me - and less noise. I've ridden in cars equipped with Star Specs - not my choice for a DD tire... a little harsh/noisy for me.

And if I was a VW/German fanboy I'd be going Continental not Michelin. Wrong country there! Currently the PSS are the top performing tire within that category, hence my choice.

Performance not the same... but if you have to ask you should be ok with the Pilot Sport A/S - the Super Sports are not going to be good in cold/snowy conditions.

I had the Michelin PS2 RFT on my car for 2 years and this is what I found

Good:
Very very responsive
Great traction, and you can really feel how much more you can push the tires in a corner.
Ride comfort was good

Bad:
Very expensive
Doesn't last long
Ride comfort deteriorate after 60-70% tread wear...when I got to 5/32" tread, the ride was HORRIBLE, it is like riding in a car with a broken shock, very bumpy and noisy. (I really thought I have a bad shock)

Switched to Continental ExtremeContact DW last month.....never thought the tires can affect the ride comfort so much! (but then to be fair, the PS2 only had 4/32" tread left)
The DW is half the price of the PS2, and most people say the treadwear on the DW is much better than PS2, so you might wanna consider that if you are on a budget.

Traction are about the same. However, the handling on the DW just doesn't feel as "tight" as the PS2 for me.

another thing to add....
I didn't realize how nice the PS2 tires look on the car until I had the Extremecontact DW on...


The DW looks kinda ugly when I first put it on lol...but you will get used to it.

You were also running RFT tires... which will affect ride comfort greatly. The DW are non-RFT, I assume.

Tire Rack is having a sale on the Goodyear F1 Asymmetrics - $99 each in my size. Should I get these or the Pilot Super Sports? The F1's are a good, reputable tire and should provide 90% of the performance of the PSS... for half the price.

Gah!