Tires Pirelli or Kumho

Kumho Tires
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Rating 4.0

I went with Kumho, competitive pricing and I’ve had them on a few years now and 30k miles. Still looking good

Pros: competitive pricing, still looking good
Mileage: 48280 km
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Kumho Tires

got some kumho crugen HT51. similar to a michelin LTX. these are E load rated. i have 6 of them on my 24ft class c. bought these in 2020. we've put on over 30k miles with them. still very good

Pros: very good, good price
Mileage: 48280 km
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Pirelli Tires

Domane SL5 gen3 upgraded to the Pro 51 with the Pirelli P-Zero RS about 6 months ago. Huge improvement from the stock wheel set. The DT Swiss internals for the hubs are amazing.

Pros: huge improvement, amazing hubs
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Pirelli Tires

Continental, Yokohama, Kumho, Toyo and Pirelli all did pretty well - just make sure that you rotate on schedule.

Pros: did pretty well
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Pirelli Tires

They are good, however the compound is pretty soft and mine wore out in less than 2 years (~39k miles).

Pros: good tires
Cons: soft compound, wore out
Vehicle: Kia
Mileage: 62764 km
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Pirelli Tires
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Rating 1.0

Got a pair of P7s with wheels I bought - they had radial pull. No matter the car I put them on, I had to really fight the car to go straight because it would pull on the worn part of the road. Inner part of the tire quickly worn away while the outer part still had decent tread left. And yes, alignment had been done recently on one of the cars.

Cons: radial pull, worn away
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