Tyre reviews Pirelli Cinturato P7 Blue. Page 1 34

Summer asymmetric tires Pirelli Cinturato P7 Blue (Italy) - the first tires in the world to receive the highest safety and fuel economy rating "AA" under the new tire labeling system mandatory from November 2012 in the European Union. And in real Russian operation, they behave beyond praise - Superb! On my Mitsubishi Lancer 9 1.6 Instat 2007 (that's "Malkinka") they, unfortunately, are not yet installed due to

Some people give low grades for snow handling - funny) These are track tyres - not designed for mud - let alone for snow - at all. Even on dry asphalt, with a worn suspension and a slight incline upwards, they will slip even at moderate acceleration. No siping on the tread - large, flat lugs and wide grooves for water evacuation. They're good at high speeds, and I didn't notice any aquaplaning (the sound of the water splashing against the

I liked the tires. They're better than the Michelin Primacy HP that were on before. They're quiet, they hold the road well, whether it's dry or wet. As for durability, I can't say anything yet, small mileage.

I’m very pleased with this tire! It's got just the right amount of softness, but the sidewall is reinforced. I've had experience with the Bridgestone Turanza ER300, and I have to say that the Pirelli was better. It’s quieter to ride on, but the quietness also depends on the road surface, potholes, and bumps, which are all absorbed smoothly. I drove on it in a heavy downpour, and it felt like I was

Handling is perfect. Feels like dry road even in the rain. Speed retention is good. Acceleration is excellent. Let's see what the second season will bring.

Excellent cornering stability, sharp turn-in. A "fast" tire that doesn't change the feel of stability at speed. While I've only had a short chance to drive in the rain and the main thing was deep puddles at a decent speed, it showed stability (on the straight! but didn't get to test it in sharp turns).

I've purchased Pirelli Cinturato P7 Blue 215/50 R17 95W XL. Previously, I had Bridgestone Turanza. These tyres don't lag behind Bridgestones much, and I feel the handling and braking are better in the rain. As for the price, it's pointless to mention, Bridgestone is 10,000, Pirelli is 5,000. They are a bit noisy (like Bridgestones) on bad

Good summer tyres, taking them for the second year in a row. Can't call them eternal, but braking characteristics are excellent on both dry and wet roads. Good acceleration parameters and low noise level.

225/55 R17 Normal tyres. Softer. Comfortable. Good grip on dry and wet asphalt, feels almost no road unevenness. On dirt tracks they perform averagely, on gravel sections the car is quite wobbly.

At first, it seemed, compared to the previous summer tyres (Michelin Primacy HP 225/50 R17), the sidewalls of these tyres protrude too much, I was worried about side scrapes. Now I don't even

Purchased Pirelli Cinturato P7 Blue 215/50 R17 95W XL, good tires! The holder is excellent, aquaplaning is at zero (checked it specially, tortured the wheels). Small mileage of course, so I can't say about wear resistance yet. Not noisy, there is a slight hum, but no rumble. Glad that I can easily navigate the wheel tracks and it's moderately soft. Completely satisfied!