Tyre reviews Pirelli Cinturato P1 Verde. Page 106 3495

I'm pleased with the tire. Very quiet. Doesn't slip when starting, good handling, balance is normal. Clearly a soft sidewall, be cautious of potholes and curbs.

Too thin and soft sidewall.
One of the tires has punctures 3 times at 90,000 km + 2 cuts.
Two of the punctures were on the side which then developed into cuts.
Both times at a speed of around 100 on the highway, caught various types of rubbish like small pieces of worn-out tires from distant vehicles.
Otherwise no complaints.

Worthy tires. No talk of spin, fishtailing, etc. Not a single pothole by the end of the season. Price-to-quality ratio is quite good.

Good value for money. Balanced well, quieter than the previous Bridgestone. We'll see how they go from here. The shop, as always, did a good job!

Best value for money, quality and reliability.

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Good handling, rarely gets stuck in the snow, quiet, feels good to drive. Not for the snow, got caught in a few early changes and snowstorms, driving and spinning)) summer what))

Quiet, low noise

Quietly enough. The vehicle drives confidently at 140 km/h. A bit stiff. Maybe because I put a 16 summer tire instead of a 15 winter one and I feel the difference. I don't see any wear on the tread after 8000 km. Overall impression is positive.

A good budget summer tire, ran one summer season. A trip from the Republic of Komi to Tuapse and back, not a single bruise and no punctures.

I'm satisfied with the wheels, the car's behavior on both dry and wet asphalt at a good level.

I got one bruise at the very beginning of operation, at 100 I was unable to bypass a significant pothole. The wheel went into the pothole at an angle, due