Tires Pirelli or Firestone

Running the Rosso IV on my V2 (Panigale) and finding them insanely good. Stock Rosso Corsa 2 were good as well but not really necessary and felt a bit „cold“ on normal roads.

We use Angel GTs on our Scrambler Icon and Monster S4R. Both are daily commuters with spirited riding on the weekends.

I can comment on the Pirelli Scorpion's - just changed from the stock tires on my '23 MY Long Range to the Pirelli Scorpion's, and although this comment is very un-scientific, the Pirelli's seem somewhat quieter than the original stock tires, which is a definite positive for me.

Ran Firestone on my old truck, same model number it came with. 65k, on the 1st set, 70k on the 2nd and had 65k on the 3rd set when I sold the truck.

Mostly highway driving, a lot of country roads. Tire pressure and regular rotation is what got me there.

For my cheap ass I think Indy 500 look the best out of cheap and commonly available in the US

My 2024 MYLR came with the Pirelli Scorpion M+S tires and they are phenomenal

I dumped mine around 30K, probably too late actually. Have run Pirelli's ever since (90K miles now) and I will continue to do so....they've worked out well and I get around 40K on a set.

I've owned both. The only advantage to the Pirelli is that they are a little more comfortable. The Michelins are better in every other way.

Mine got Hard and Loud (title of my sex tape). Annnnyway... I replaced them with the Pirelli Scorpions and now I can actually hear the radio at low volumes. :)

Hated the pirellis. They barely last 2 seasons on my is300

Michelins always last 4 seasons