Tyre reviews Pirelli Cinturato P7. Page 48 2117

Noisy tires do not match the stated characteristics. Width 225 is not true. The disk protrudes, and that means the contact patch is smaller. 10k for such tires is overkill. Made in Russia, but indicated on the site that they are made in Spain

Can't evaluate: wear resistance, quality and aquaplaning
I'd give three points for: noise level. Yes, the tires are noisy, but this aspect was indicated in the properties, and I was aware of this detail when I purchased them. They make noise like winter studded tires. I have sound insulation, so this aspect is completely insignificant to me, but it's worth mentioning.
I liked: everything else. I regularly drive at high speeds, over 140. The tires are stable on dry roads, stable during maneuvers, stable in the rain, and on wet roads. They brake well.
When choosing summer tires, I was guided by the test results for stability and braking, and after driving on these Pirelli Cinturato tires -
my subjective feelings are similar to those I had with my previous Goodyear EfficientGrip tires.
I'm completely satisfied with these tires

I'm satisfied with the purchase.
The car confidently holds the road, both on dry asphalt and on wet roads. I've driven almost all over Karelia and it looks like new. A worthy option to buy.

Out of 4 wheels, one is defective, cannot be balanced, and causes the steering wheel to vibrate at 130 km/h

Tires are crap. They are stock on the Hrey Cross, from 2021, total mileage is 45,000, well, summer, on Pirelli, probably 30-35. Only highway and city, driving style is pensioner-like. One wheel has a bubble, the second has wear in the middle, a straight groove, the third looks normal but can't be balanced. Damn, my Kama on Niva has already done 70,000. Don't take Pirelli, it's money down the drain.

I recommend

Installed 2 new wheels in the front instead of Michelin (their time had come) - did not detect any deterioration