Tyre reviews Pirelli Cinturato P1 Verde. Page 106 3585

Bought at MosAutoshine in March 2020. Normal tire for warm and dry regions, considering city driving, behaves averagely, has to be constantly caught up. I can confidently say that the tire is quite noisy. Worst qualities became apparent during rainy conditions. Braking distance is simply unsafe on wet roads, cannot say about aquaplaning, as I have not tried it and do not intend to, whatsoever. Would I buy it again? Absolutely not.

I bought her 205/55/16 for my wife. The car is a Toyota Corolla. Previously, she had Nordmann. Well, what can I say - she's in ecstasy. The car really handles better (my wife has 22 years of experience and a very dynamic driving style), and brakes are more predictable. Quieter, softer... in short, all pluses so far. Puddles, rain - no problems. Of course, in the characteristics of evaluation for handling

I evaluate tires in terms of their functionality in relation to my car. (Expecting less than 1.5L engine, it's not expected to expect any super capabilities) Nevertheless, the tire is reliable and comfortable. Listens to the third season without any complaints. Aggressive, pleasant handling. Slightly noisy, but then there is the question of car noise.

He chose the tires. I don't drive a lot, and only in the city, so we looked for cheap tires to make it convenient and safe to drive while doing so. I'm satisfied with the purchase. I've started to feel more confident behind the wheel as the car is now braking better and handling more smoothly than it was with the winter tires. When it rains, I slow down, but the car still handles well and predictably. My husband said it's due to the tread with

The tire is alright, if it weren't for the weak sidewall. 15 years of driving experience, all year round, driven ten or so different cars and driven on tires of various brands and sizes - and I only learned about sidewall cracks with Pirelli tires. No, I understand that you can't avoid potholes on the road, but who's perfect? It's hard to avoid a pothole. In general, in two summer seasons of 2017 and

I bought a new set of tires in the spring based on the reviews on the Ya-markets. The choice was between Dunlop and Pirelli. I chose the latter and I didn't regret it. I had read that it has a soft profile, but I drove on dirt roads, potholes and rough asphalt a lot, and it handles the road perfectly, including on asphalt in the rain. It doesn't make any noise at high speeds, everything is fine at 180 km/h

Previously, I only considered Continental tires to be ideal, but after four months of driving on Pirelli Cinturato P1, I consider them to be very worthy. In comparison, the same feeling of confidence on a wet road and silence in the cabin. I highly recommend.

I'm not too familiar with tires, but I really like these ones. Plus, my car had 14 wheels, I replaced them with 15 and new tires, the car is now softer and quieter. My wife drives the car, not much, she likes everything too.

Excellent tyre in the budget segment. Performs well in both dry and wet conditions. Quiet ride. Strong sidewall. No increase in fuel consumption.

Overall, it was good, but it wore down quickly in Sochi. One of the four wheels started to wear an eighth of an inch.