Tyre reviews Pirelli Powergy. Page 5 772

Disadvantages: Uneven tread, vibration at 100 km/h

Very soft, added comfort while driving. Low noise level. On a dry road, they hold perfectly, in heavy rain, aquaplaning has not been tested yet. I took a higher load capacity category for confidence on our broken roads. So far, there are no complaints.

Purchased in size 225/50/17. Quality is excellent. They are quiet. Balanced without any issues. Made in Russia. Tires produced in week 12 of 2025. So far, I'm pleased. Both in rain and on dry pavement, handling and braking are top-notch. My driving style is calm. I haven't driven much yet.

Not bad tires. I had the same ones before, the only thing I noticed is that they hold the road much worse now, and a floating effect has appeared

Poor quality, made in Russia, not as described by the seller, drove 30 km twice and burst

Excellent tire, comfortable, gripping, and performs amazingly in the rain. When driving actively on winding roads, it slides smoothly and predictably. I've bought it more than once and installed it on different cars, and in total, I've driven over 150,000 kilometers on this tire over four years, and I've never had any bulges or other problems related to road quality. I definitely recommend it for purchase.

Excellent tires for their price, very soft even with a 40 profile, quiet, excellent grip on wet roads, the Camry doesn't skid on them, for those who understand what I'm talking about)

To be honest, I expected after Chinese tires, there would be a handle like in Formula 1, but so far I haven't seen any difference between the famous Pirelli and Chinese tires that I used to buy.

The tires are good, I have no complaints. But so far I don't see the point in continuing to buy the same ones. It's more profitable to take Chinese ones, which are twice as cheap.

The tires are good. Neighbors look at the Pirelli inscription and oh and ah.

Good, sturdy tires.
I switched from the Chinese tires that came with the car - it's like heaven and earth.
Very grippy on dry asphalt, I used to have skidding on traffic lights when starting, if I slightly overdid it with the gas. With this tire, you can press the accelerator all the way down - no skidding at all.
It behaves well on the track. I haven't driven much on wet roads, but overall it's worthy. At a speed of 120, there's no hint of loss of control.