Review on Pirelli Cinturato P1 Verde 185/65 R15 92H summer by Adam Trela ᠌

First impression: very quiet on the highway. On the old TOYO, the noise was much greater, although this impression may be in contrast to the fairly worn old tread . I also immediately noticed that the rubber is soft, a little rolling in a turn, as it should be in theory. It holds turns well, there is no drift, if you do not go to exorbitant speeds. It brakes very confidently, I did not even expect this from the budget class. Remember, this is a rubber of the middle price range and it is one of the leaders in it, definitely! I liked it, if there is no money for Turansa, Potensa, Pilot Spot and the like, this rubber is the best option - after all, you don’t think to “drive” on Chinese plastic or 2022 soot? ;) I installed it on Solaris 2022 - it doesn’t catch anything anywhere, even in sharp turns, although I haven’t loaded it all the way yet, we’ll see. My native tires are 195/55R16, these in size 205/55R16 have become 10 mm wider, and the outer diameter of the wheel as a whole has changed by 11 mm. Of course, it looks a little bagel, in comparison with the old size, but now the arch is a little more filled or something .