Tyre reviews Pirelli P7. Page 1 1293

I have Pirelli P7 205/60R16 92H tires, made in ARGENTINA, on my 12 year old Lancer. You guys are writing rubbish! I don't know what you're talking about with regards to noise, but they're completely silent! I've got no aftermarket side skirts on my car, just the factory ones up front. Ride and handling comfort are perfect. I don't know, maybe you bought tires from China or Turkey, or installed

Brazilian-made tyres,
took the new car along with them.
Wear around 30%, extremely pleased with them - not noisy,
handling well on the highway, on wet asphalt,
not so on wet grass.
Resistant to side impacts (the disc suffered in the impact,
but the tyre remained intact).
with a fairly aggressive driving style
I consider the wear to be minimal after 6 years.

Stock tires, purchased with a new car. The first thought was, if stock then rubbish! In the process of operation, I strongly changed my opinion: Tires are stable, their behavior does not depend on the weather and different asphalt coverings, acceleration-braking without complaints, and there's nothing bad to say about noise!

A serious minus, in my opinion, emerged by the end of the second season of operation (approximately 30,000 km), they wore out, now

Very good tires, but quite noisy. After 27,000km and almost 2 years two of them developed some planeity wear issues - but not due to poor wheel balance or alignment. Looked to buy 2 new P7 tires, but I found them to be quite expensive, so I ended up buying 4 new Dunlop SP Sport 01 (much more affordable).

I drive reasonably and got about 23,000 miles out of my front pair. Bought them again. My rear tires are at 5mm now. That's about 33,000 miles. Be extra careful in snow and wet conditions as these tires aren't designed to handle slippery roads. Hope this helps.

I can say that these tires gave me free handling, very precise cornering and good traction in many types of conditions. Never took them on snow. Overall review is good, I would like to buy them again

Maybe it's a good tire for an Italian summer without rain. In the middle of Europe, where it rains quite often - it doesn't work when you start, when you brake, when you turn, especially on a car with a heavy TDI engine on/off the front axle. I do not recommend it!

Great all-around tires, plenty of grip especially lateral, which allowed me to do almost 5% faster apex speeds (over 10% Extra Grip!) than with my Uniroyal Rainsports, but they are very sensitive to the right pressure, and may be tricky, because they don't give enough feedback of the limit, they just lose grip with the road, so I don't recommend disabling ESP, and they are not better if you don't have ABS. Otherwise they last long and

Excellent tires, have not met better

After Continental Premium Contact (thought it was the best, and before that I had Nokian NRHi, like - complete crap, and Michelin, I don't remember which one - it was pleasant) I was pleasantly surprised by Pirelli P7!!! The tires are very similar! And the price difference is huge, especially the handling impressed me - it seemed even better than Continental, less need to steer when driving on longitudinal ruts.

Complete disappointment

I have a BMW. I bought the car with these tires. Believe me, I have something to compare with - these tires are a clear outsider. You drive like on a cart, although the car is fine, very stiff, you feel all the asphalt joints, all the potholes, in general, you don't get any pleasure from driving, zero comfort. And now, on top of that, two cracks up to the cord, each 15 cm long, have