Tires Pirelli or DUNLOP

I got some Pirelli Scorpion from Amazon! Paid like $130 a piece! They’re GREAT!

Muy buenas. Se las pusimos a un Clío que tenía Pirelli y la diferencia en el andar fue muy notoria. Las volvería a comprar

My Mustang came with Pirellis when I got it four years ago. I got the car with I believe 82,000 miles and about a month ago I hit 100,000 miles. I need new tires soon but for time I’ve had them they’ve been pretty good tires.

I had some of those pirelli I did notice it had a bit of a louder ride then the kumoh I came off of, but the kumoh I had were different. And the pirelli lasted a lot longer. So I can say honestly you can’t go wrong with either or. I put in over 60k on the pirelli and about 49k on the kumoh

I have the runflat version that P7 on one of my cars. It's a great tire, has a lot of grip in the rain and it's pretty quiet for a runflat, so I imagine the non-runflat will be even better. Seems to be wearing well

I’ve got Scorpions on my X5 and they’re O K.. but don’t have a super aggressive tread and I think the weathepeaks will be better in the snow. Plus the Scorpions haven’t been wearing great. I’ve got 30k on them and I don’t see them making it to the 60k warranty

2019 RAV4 Hybrid XLE, Denver/Boulder area, ~23K on OEM Dunlop PT20.

I have about 4/32 or 5/32 left, but it’s starting to lose traction in ice/snow. I also think road noise is getting a bit louder, but that’s hard to tell. No other issues…

My pirellis handled well but God was their longevity shite Pretty much cooked by 20,000ks All other tyres gave me 60,000+

A pirelli is the only tire that tried to kill me by flying off the bead on the rim and passing me on I-95. I also hated the Pirelli P zeros on both my Audis and was extremely excited when they wore out after 18k miles so I could replace them with Michelins.

The "high performance" Perelli's that came with my Mustang GT became useless lumps of rock hard rubber at any temperature below 40F, despite being all-seasons. It was bad enough to be a significant driving hazard even on completely dry tarmac. Quickly switched out for Michelins.