Pirelli Cinturato P7 - Long Term Review

[@michigan_supercars6569]

I have a set of these P7 Cinturato All Season Plus 2 on my 2014 Volvo S60 T5 and so far, it's been great! I've driven only 13,000 miles so far and the tread depth hardly went down. Summer/dry performance is very good. The tires are grippy around corners (I have not fully tested the capabilities of this on a highway on ramp because, well, I don't feel confident and I'm not Lewis Hamilton). There is very low noise as well and the ride feels smooth. Wet performance is also very good. Tires still feel very grippy even in the wet (again, I have not fully tested the limit of this and don't plan too). But the snow performance I'd say is the weak point of this tire. There isn't as much grip as I'd like, and I feel like it struggles a little in the snow.

[@ElRayDelRio]

Just purchased a set for my BMW E61 535xi in 245/45/18. Couldn't pass up the deal and so far have been exceptionally happy with my tourings gripping performance 👍🏼.

[@bsviky]

I've already completed 45,000 kms on my P7 and still can do 5k more. I love the dry/wet grip and also the tyre wall is strong enough for Indian road conditions.

[@michigan_supercars6569]

Pirelli claims it can go 75,000 miles. I've gone 13,000 miles and hope to reach that.

[@Shaggy12321]

Just ordered a set of these now for my 2020 A Class. I've got 35,000 mile old all-seasons on the back, a 15,000 mile old summer tyre on the front left, and 22,000 mile old 'budget' Hankook winter tyre on the front right... 🤣 fair to say external noise and ride quality isn't amazing right now - really looking forward to these tyres and hope they make a big improvement

[@Kiddomike]

I’m extremely happy with my Cinturato P7 tires on my ‘09 Camry. They are very comfortable and quiet on the road. It gives me confidence on the rain as well. I ran them for almost 30,000 kilometers already and still have a lot of tread left. My current wear rate is at 1.0mm per 15,000 kilometers. That’s with checking of pressure every 2 weeks and 5-tire rotation every 5,000 kilometers. I would describe my driving as very smooth and calm. I would absolutely get another set of these again and for my other sedan, which it will be replacing the Michelin Pilot Sport 3.

[@TyreReviewVideos]

Great feedback, thanks Kiddomike. If you're keen, make sure you leave a review for them on www.tyrereview.com.au, as then it'll be in the database to inform others forever more, plus you'll go in the running to win a fuel card 🤘

[@gravemind6536]

I have them on my 16 Auris and they're superb, nice comfortable ride and quiet dry grip and handling is good although Continental premium contacts are significantly better but the wet grip and handling is simply insane even when its cold outside. They also feel really nice to drive and are very eager to turn in the corners. Very happy with them they do everything really well.

[@richardx4456]

Is cinturato better than powergy?

[@wepsnake8971]

Wth are his previous tyres they sound amazing

[@ap3x212]

i got them 1 year ago for my bmw x4 g02 suv, super tires for daily aswell, wet conditions the car is amazing, i can do 180kmh plus in heavy rain with no issues, and ive lately took the car on the nurbugring and it handled decent considering how much they cost and the weight of my car 2,2 tons

[@Phoenix.Douglas]

Would you recommend this for a sports car, high speed & highway conditions? Dry. - wet, extreme heats... ?

[@65strad]

2014 VW Passat 1.8 bought new. I got 72,000 miles perfect wear in my P7 AS_ plus. Great tire except in the wet. Now, next set of P7 as plus II wear is fantastic 25,000 miles and FAR superior wet traction and EXTREMELY quiet. OEM tires were Conti contact pros. I can speak for anyone else's experience, but I do 5,000 rotations, check and maintain cold tire pressures every couple of weeks. I always get an alignment immediately after getting a new set. I've usually gotten Michelins on my other cars. To each his own, but I've been extremely satisfied with my P7's, especially these AS plus II's

[@punk_rock_music_teacher]

I run these on my 2008 Accord EXL V6 in the U.S.

[@kenk4158]

Do you have any trouble getting through 1st gear on a hard start? I'm thinking about these for my '09 6-6.

[@mirandacosgrove472]

These tires only lasted me about 12k miles. Normal driving conditions in California.

[@Gaggio23]

Impossible man, what do you mean by "lasted me"?

[@sirkid8553]

hopefully you had an alignment

[@mirandacosgrove472]

@@sirkid8553 two alignments within life of tire

[@dailysmentertainment5359]

Bro my waterfall tires from Walmart lasted me about 30k miles ☠️ ain't no way

[@RayRay_AUS]

What were the previous tyres they compare the P7s?

[@TyreReviewVideos]

Hey mate, good point! They were Michelin Pilot Sport 4's: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y32aqYhjpc96eqc

[@furtivedig]

@@TyreReviewVideos that is hardly a track tyre intended for road use, or I may have misunderstood you in the video.

[@Command_Execute]

These tires are absolute rubbish. Lasted 15k miles before they were shot. Don’t drive these in the wet or snow unless you want an accident. There are much better offerings. Especially for the price.

[@mirandacosgrove472]

Yup. 12k for me.

[@gravemind6536]

They handle brilliant in the wet. Chucked it round some corners when it was 2 celcius at speed when it was wet and they gripped extremely well. These tyres aren't designed for snow anyway thats irrelevant.

[@Horizon301.]

26k for me and still lots of tread left

[@robfortin7287]

Need replacing after 11k miles unbelievable 2021 BMW M340

[@ChrisLoVeTaiwan]

Must be the road too bumpy and badly constructed