Review on Pirelli Cinturato P1 Verde 185/65 R15 92H summer by Mateusz Maycha ᠌

He was carrying his wife and two children, entered a turn at one of the roundabouts. Subsequently, a heavy downpour flooded the road and the speed, respectively, was minimal (which saved it from serious consequences) - 20-25 kilometers per hour. Then there was a bang and a strong push to the left rear of the car. Since the speed was minimal, the road was flat (I know this road well and there are no holes on it), and the wheel was not under load, as it entered the left turn (the right wheels are loaded, if we can talk about any load at all at such a speed ), then there was no thought that it could be due to the wheel. I thought that someone crashed into me, but no one stopped anymore from the stream. I could not get out, because the water was above the threshold level and would have immediately poured into the cabin. What was my surprise when, having swum out to a relatively dry place, I saw that the tire had simply been torn along the sidewall! First time I've encountered this. And the first thought was: "And if the standard urban 70-80 km / h or, even more fun, the track ?!" So, I got rid of both Grants and these tires. N every case. On the Passat it's somehow quieter.)))