Tyre reviews Pirelli P400 Aquamile. Page 1 16

Excellent hard tires!

In the store, they tried to push the non-directional Amtel Planet 310, but the Russians didn't want it. I liked the directional tread of some Continental. The sellers tried to insist on their own, saying that a directional tire is not needed if you don't swap the wheels, and besides, Amtel is cheaper and of good quality. The impartiality of the sellers raised doubts, since in a store filled with tires, I was not offered any

I use R400 in the summer. When I change from winter tires (Kleber), I'm very pleased with the precision of the steering reactions, the quietness, and the good braking properties. I didn't notice any excessive stiffness. It makes a loud noise on bridge joints, it's quite noisy on asphalt concrete (pebbles protrude from the asphalt), but on new asphalt, it's relatively quiet. When getting into a rut, the car wobbles. But this is

What I liked:
1. As new - puddles go away with no issues.
2. Good cornering stability at speed.
3. Very durable, got into a few potholes with sharp edges - no cuts or tears.
What I didn't like:
1. Need to be careful in wet asphalt corners, in city - a couple of times front axle was knocked off (2-3 seasons).
2. Fast

I like
Fiat Tipo 1.7D car, wheels 175/70 R13. The tires have less than 5 thousand miles, so far I like them, especially driving in the rain, small puddles are not noticeable at all, aquaplaning is not observed at all
Pros: on wet surface like on dry one
Cons: stiff

Tires for heavier vehicles
VAZ-21099 I drove 12,000 km on these tires with minimal wear. Overall impression - not bad. When driving in rain and heavy rain, it passes small puddles perfectly, medium-sized ones - does not hydroplane. Increased feedback about road surface - noisy. Passing bumps - a bit rough. Tires for vehicles with a mass of over 1400 kg
Pros: Excellent puddle passing at speed
Cons: a

budget
has lasted two summer seasons, slightly noisy, it's better not to drive in winter, but otherwise not bad compared to Rossava and compared to Kleber Viaxer, Pirelli is worse.
Pros: wear resistance
Cons: noisy

for those who don't want to slow down before puddles
may be the hardest (harder than Rosava for sure), BUT IT DOESN'T LOSE TRACTION IN TURNS, POORLY FEELS PUDDLES, AT 120 KM/H GOES STRAIGHT AND DOESN'T SLIP
Pros: BEST ON PUDDLES
Cons: TOO HARD FOR TAVRIA

This tire can protect from unnecessary "acquaintances" on the road...

The tire interested me with its price... After installing these tires, the car stopped skidding... In the first rain, I was 100% sure that I didn't make a mistake in my choice, especially when I drove into a decent puddle and the car passed through it like on asphalt! It brakes well on both wet and dry roads without screeching on the asphalt, even where you expect

Satisfied

In general, this was my first experience with operating tires. I bought the tires as "all-season". Since my main mileage is in the summer, and in the winter it's literally 2-3 thousand km. What I liked - quality, no problems with balancing (unlike tires of Belarusian and Russian production, based on the vivid experience of friends and colleagues), wear resistance, predictability of the car's behavior on the road. They handled quite confidently in snow and

Worth the money I paid
Just installed today.. seems fine after Hankook.. will ride and write back