What are the differences between the new Pirelli P7 and the old P7?

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DiAugust
07/30/25 10:03am
Here are the differences between the new Pirelli P7 and the old P7 tires: Price: The new P7 tires are more expensive than the old P7 tires. Usage: The new P7 tires are harder and more durable compared to the old P7 tires, naturally resulting in a longer lifespan for the new P7 tires. The new P7 tires feature a new tread pattern, which improves grip and significantly enhances comfort compared to the old P7 tires. Quality: The new P7 tires offer better wear resistance and noise reduction than the old P7 tires. Design: The new P7 tires have a rim protector-free design, making the rims more susceptible to damage, but this also enhances their aesthetic appeal.
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