Tyre reviews Pirelli Cinturato P7. Page 4 2092

Excellent tire: very durable, very good handling, also very good braking. Satisfied with everything. Tires behave perfectly on both dry and wet asphalt. Aquaplaning starts only at 150 km/h and only if it's real rain. Handling is excellent, the car handles like it's glued to the road. Braking is problem-free. Noise is moderate. Satisfied with the tires.

The tire is very nice. It's the right balance between softness and the rim's reinforcement. I have experience with Bridgestone AR001 and Continental 3, but Pirelli has been the most pleasant to drive for me. It's quieter and it handles bumps and potholes smoothly. When driving in the rain, it feels like there's no water on the road, and I drive just as smoothly as on asphalt.

I really liked the tires, moderately noisy, it swallows potholes with ease, I even fly over the curbs where the asphalt is cut, so far I'm pleased

Wonderful tires, soft and elastic, the car just glides, I was pleasantly surprised, respect in the future I will choose them exactly

Great tire! It was installed at the factory, has gone through 4 seasons. I didn't experience any problems either on asphalt or on dirt roads. Mainly urban use, but we did go on a 1500 km trip a couple of times.

I really liked everything, unfortunately, it's hard to find the right size now.

You can drive aggressively. Brakes sharply. In the rain, it never skidded/slid. The tire balance is very good. Maybe a little noisy, but I don't have a silencer, so I'm not sure. I recommend

I drove a hundred thousand and decided to get the same one, I like it quiet, brakes well, very soft. For the price at which it is sold, I don't know what could be better.

Not satisfied with the tires, spent almost 40k, the tires became elliptical after 500km, drove to balance 5 times exactly, to different tire shops, they did what they could, but the ellipticity remained, put the worst wheels back, drive like this, after 100 a small vibration starts. Either the storage/transportation conditions were violated, or the quality has simply become bad. Not worth the money

I installed Geolander after the standard Yokohama. I drove from the Urals to Crimea, occasionally in an extremely aggressive mode. In terms of grip on dry asphalt, it can be compared to the Yokohama S Drive, which is unfortunate that it's no longer produced - it's almost impossible to skid, it's very confident in turns at any speed - it's great, excellent. It's just super. Its resistance to aquaplaning is also very good, 140-150 km/h on wet roads is no problem, but we'll see how it performs after a season, for now, it's holding up well since it's new. But the noise... When I picked it up, I looked and saw that inside the tire there's a foam layer, so I thought, "Great, it's quiet, with noise insulation." But then I drove on the highway, and from the highway to the service to change the wheel bearings, and it turned out that the wheel bearings were fine. It's not just noisy, it's extremely noisy, but on certain types of road surface, it can be almost inaudible, while on others, it's like driving on a dirt road on asphalt. The tire has superb grip, but it's too noisy.

Decent tires, quite a comfortable ride, soft enough and not noisy. Initially, I felt increased track holding, as they wore in the problem went away.