Tyre reviews Pirelli PZero GEN-2 Luxury Saloon. Page 1 29

I bought R19 tires for my BMW 740D, with a mixed width, and a Run Flat design. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with them. After some issues with Bridgestone Potenza 001, I have almost no complaints about Pirelli. I'm enjoying the ride. I was choosing between these and Michelin Primacy 3, but I decided to go with the Italian brand because it's more modern in terms of design, and I don't regret it. My overall rating is 5 minus, because there's always room for improvement.

Good tires
but the price, of course, you understand yourself
in general, very good rubber, everything that is dry asphalt is about it
light snow or its attempts and we are immediately surprised at how everything is not about it
braking is stable
on 3-4 times it may drift a little if you brake frequently and sharply
after 5-10 minutes the tire recovers

A good summer tire. In Hot Key, I got into snow - it's not its element
otherwise on the highway, it's comfortable, braking is predictable, on the track depending on the car, it's possible that trenching will affect
rain and wet surfaces are good
in terms of temperature from +3 to summer, it turned out to be a good ride
these are the third tires from the PZero family and I'm satisfied with them

Tires are soft, comfortable, with a minimal noise level. They hold the road well. The minus of the tires is a weak sidewall - with relatively minor impacts, sidewall bulges and etc. appear.

There are very few reviews of this tire, so I decided to write one.

I've been using it for the first season in St. Petersburg on 20-inch wheels. I didn't notice any difference in stiffness after switching from the winter Sottozero 3 to this one. I also didn't notice any difference in noise. At speeds of up to 160 km/h, I don't hear any unpleasant hum. I don't drive faster than that. I don't have any questions about handling. Everything is adequate, but without any particular enthusiasm.

I don't know why some sellers write "luxury saloon", because there is no such marking on the tire itself or on the Pirelli website. It's just an updated P Zero.