Review on Pirelli Cinturato P7 205/55 R16 91V summer by Adam Woniak ᠌

Departure for her 3 seasons, driving style is moderate, not fond of drifting. At first I thought I found tires that I will now always buy. In the second season, a hernia came out, although I didn’t go through the pits, the drop was almost erased indicating drainage, and then I was upset by the rapid wear. The third season is a complete failure! I didn’t drive more than 60 in rain and puddles, because one fine day, driving along the Ring Road in the extreme left lane at a speed of 80 km / h in the rain, I felt that the car began to approach the bump stop without reacting to the steering wheel, which I already turned 5-10 degrees to the right, and only when the speed dropped to 60 sharply threw into the next row, fortunately no one was there. Further, within a month, 2 punctures on two tires and both on the edge (with all the consequences), and all this was on a flat road, of course I understand that it’s not necessary once at a time, but before that there were Nokian HakaN and the tread there was generally less than 1mm and not a single puncture or hernia. In general, I made the following conclusion - if you have money and take tires for one, max two seasons, then the choice is good, but now I put Michelin Primacy 3 and see how it behaves.