4.5 / 5 based on 71 Aston Martin DBS tyre reviews
4.5/5 · 71 reviews
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Aston Martin DBS Tyres
As a V12 Grand Tourer, the Aston Martin DBS has the design to support fast, comfortable touring, with steering and braking that are decisive. The DBS tyres are engineered with high grip in the wet conditions that can frequently be found in the UK. The DBS features refinement in tread design to lessen road noise and improve comfort on long distance touring.
Choosing tyres for the Aston Martin DBS should be done by checking the vehicle sidewall, owner's manual, or vehicle registration to identify the correct tyre size. Safety, comfort, and correct handling are supported by the appropriate size, load index, and speed rating for the DBS.
Drivers of the DBS can visit Tyres.co.uk, where they can browse for local fitting for DBS tyres of their desired brand, price, and performance.
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 225/35R19
I have had excellent performance with these tyres in all kinds of weather. The grip is excellent and the ride quality of my E89 Z4 improved noticeably as soon as I changed from the original run flats.
Lily D.
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 225/35R19
They boost your confidence during cornering and braking and offer excellent grip in every type of weather.
Jason Ali
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 245/35R19
The tyres are excellent. However, the price has increased quite a lot. A nail went through the tread within a week. I will still choose Tyres.co.uk in the future.
Anya Erin
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 245/35R21
They do well now, but we will see how they do when it snows.
Sahar Fiona
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S 295/35R20
Reliable and the best original equipment choice for an f90 M5.
Reese E.
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Pirelli P Zero
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 235/45R18
Compared to Michelin, it is significantly quieter and very good.
Krystal Shanice
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 235/45R18
Still breaking them in but I'm already seeing less skidding on the damp roundabouts!
Esa K.
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 225/40R19
These are run flat tyres, and I chose to stay with the same brand as came with the car. They're not the quietest and could roll better, but your prices were competitive and the garage down the road did a good job fitting them.
Nazia Ainsworth
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 225/40R18
Observed a higher amount of noise from the road when driving.
Pixie Biddle
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero 225/35R19
The Pirellis are doing really well. They are certainly much better than my last Continentals, especially at providing a more confident feeling at the front when it is raining.
Fraya Freestone
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Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 235/40R19
Great! Just be careful if it's rainy.
Alissa Meda
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 245/35R20
I read some great reviews and decided to buy some Michelin Pilot Sport Cup2 tyres for my road-legal track car, a Mazda RX8. These tyres offer great dry road handling and responsiveness just like other ultra-high-performance tyres that I have experienced. I won't be testing these tyres on wet roads and I suspect that they may not perform will on wet roads based on my assumption of their tread design. On the track these tyres excel. I specifically compared these tyres Cup2s with the Goodyear Eagle F1 Supersports and noted a small but confident improvement in stability and grip. I would track recommend track use.
Lori Powles
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 305/30R20
My main use for these tyres is sprints and track days. When it comes to dry weather conditions, they are absolutely superb, however, when it comes to wet or damp conditions, I fear the risk too much when I am pushing my Porsche Cayman S to the limit. On average roads, they are decent but I am considering going for something a bit more durable next time, maybe a Pirelli Trofeo.
Aleisha Lawn
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 295/30R20
Great in a bit of rain, rubbish when it's pouring - but truly amazing on warm dry days.
Antony M.
Tyre review for Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 255/35R19
Doesn't grip the road as well when wet, but does great when the road is dry.
Kaiden B.
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Pirelli P Zero (PZ4)
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) 235/40R19
Just what I expected, this is from a prestigious company.
Pierce N.
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) 235/40R19
Great overall performance and exactly what the maker suggests.
Gayle M.
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) 255/35R20
Their excellent quality comes with a great value for money.
Katelyn Elisha
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) 225/40R19
They did an excellent job as I expected, having great grip.
Majid A.
Tyre review for Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) 255/45R20
Excellent product, very responsive to different types of driving.
Saorlaith Alexander
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Tyres.co.uk has Aston Martin DBS tyre options that include the factory-specification Pirelli P Zero AMS and Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S in 245/35 ZR20 95(Y) XL for the front and 295/30 ZR20 101(Y) XL for the rear for the 2007-2012 DBS. Before placing an order, ensure the staggered sizes, load and speed ratings are accurate on the driver's door tyre placard.
Information about the tyre size for the Aston Martin DBS can be found on the tyre-pressure label that is affixed on the driver's door. This label has the original sizes for the front and rear tyres, the recommended inflation pressures, and load information. When cross-referencing the label with the tyre sidewall, please note that the 2007-2012 DBS has a staggered fitment.
You do not need to replace all four tyres on an Aston Martin DBS. Tyre replacement can be done as matching pairs across an axle as long as staggered specifications are followed. The 2007-2012 DBS models are rear-wheel drive and there are no all-wheel-drive DBS models. When replacing two tyres, and in line with UK safety guidance, the two new tyres should be fitted to the rear axle.
- Body style
- Coupe
- Market segment
- Luxury Sports Car
- Gross vehicle weight (KG)
- 1863
- Production
- 2007 - 2012
- Engine Capacity (ltr)
- 5.9
- Fuel type
- Petrol
- No of cylinders
- 12
- No of valves
- 48
- Fuel system
- Multipoint Fuel Injection
- Aspiration
- Naturally Aspirated
- Transmission type
- Automatic
- Horsepower (KW)
- 380
- Horsepower (PS)
- 517
- Torque (NM)
- 570
- Torque (RPM)
- 5750
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