Pirelli CINTURATO P7 205/60 R16 92 W Run on flat (P7C1), *

I have already driven several sets of different Pirelli tyres. From the P3000 to the P7 Cinturato. Probably using Pirelli is a matter of getting used to the brand. I had reservations about the last set I used, because after about 20,000 km I was "catching slippers" very easily. I bought a new set. When putting the tyres on, they were weighed and I experienced a shock: in order to balance them, I had to put on approx. 70g. weights. This has never happened before (15-20g was sufficient). I don't know why tyres up to 240 km/h require so much lead. I think these are the last Pirelli in my career. As for the tyre itself - I recommend it in the wet. Read more Collapse

Pirelli P7 Cinturato is a very good tyre is its class: excellent shock absorption, the behavior in the corners, on dry and wet surface, very quiet and the tread doesn't vanish rapidly. Superb driving comfort. Assuming it can be bought at a dcent price, I don't see a better tyre, for comparable Goodyears or harder Michelins I'd have to pay 50% more. i think Pirelli P7 Cinturatos are really worth recommending. Read more Collapse

12,000 kilometres. So far I have no complaints. The tyre performs very well on dry and wet pavement, it is not afraid to drive in a large puddle, etc. Even on wet pavement and in ruts it is difficult to lose grip when moving off. The only drawback is that it is quite noisy, but this is also a characteristic of other tyres from this manufacturer (e.g. P Zero Nero).). Read more Collapse

Although I am not a fan of PIRELLI products, all in all these tyres have performed well in their first summer of use. I haven't had any problems, the grip is good in all conditions and for the moment I am satisfied. Read more Collapse

Pirelli P7 Cinturato has very good road abilities. Its profile is its disadvantage - while changing lanes it causes the tyre to swing on sides. Read more Collapse