Asymmetrico or Rosso?

[IMR]

The Pirelli P-Zero System Direzionales on the front of my M Coupe wore out after only 8000 miles, but the Asymmetricos on the rear are still pretty good. Should I go with Asymmetricos as a replacement for symmetry (sorry for the pun, but I couldn't resist), or are the Rossos superior. I'm tempted to get the Rossos because Pirelli claims they're quieter, and because their ITOG wear rating is a lot higher. Any insights?

[Gary@Tirerack]

For the most stable, predicable handling, we recommend matching the same type of tire. That being said and out of the way, we did find the Rossos are a bit less sitcky, but quieter and offer a bit longer wear. So as long as you don't mind more understeer, go for it.

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http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=AB2&url=/tires/index.jsp