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Mazda Miata Tires
Mazda’s Miata roadster calls to mind nimble little British sports cars like the Fiat 124 Spyder MG Midget and Triumph TR series, only without the temperamental nature. The Miata was introduced way back in 1989 as the MX-5 and is now in its fourth generation. With a curb weight of well under 2500 lbs and up to 180 hp under the hood, it’s ridiculously fun to drive. It’s the biggest-selling two-seat convertible sports car in automotive history and has garnered a loyal following over the years. Miatas have a reputation for being reliable, economical to drive, and cheap to buy, making them a favorite of enthusiasts. The Miata has won numerous awards from the automotive press, including Edmunds.com, Car and Driver, Automobile, MotorWeek, and much more. The Miata is available in Base, LS, SE, and STO trim levels.
Our team here at FORTLUFT has gone through the catalog and rounded up the best Mazda Miata tires, including all-season, all-season UHP, and summer-UHP tires. We then used our SimpleScore system to calculate numerical scores for the categories of traction, longevity, and handling for each tire. Ready? Let’s go in for a closer look:
1. Pirelli P Zero All Season Plus 3 – Best UHP All-Season tire
We’re going to kick off our list with the Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3, an all-season tire that’s designed from the ground up for enthusiastic performance along with dependable year-round all-season traction. Pirelli designed the P Zero All Season Plus 3 with an upgraded, advanced polymer-enhanced tread formulation for durability and long wear, along with a twin steel belt package, a polyester casing, and polyamide reinforcement plies. Pirelli covers the P Zero All-Season Plus 3 with a 50,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty. In light of that, we give the Pirelli P Zero All Season Plus 3 an excellent SimpleScore of 8.9 for longevity. Year-round grip is another real strong point with this tire, with an asymmetric tread pattern that’s designed with a minimal void ar