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I bought Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3’s, squared up at 235/55R/19. They are rated for 60,000 miles, are noticeably quieter than the original Allenzas and ride better too.
Also, after 4,000 miles I have seen no reduction in range/efficiency.
Same - may 2022 and 30k. Just got the pirellis recommended from Tirerack and it’s a night and day difference!!
The AS+3s while decent in the snow, are very quiet and smooth, they just soak up mile after mile and have great wet and dry traction.
I felt similar on the stock tires, switched to pirelli angels and found them to be much better
Luxury touring tires on a Lexus can make it both smoother and quieter - a set of pirelli p7 cinturato completely changed wifes Lexus for the better...
I bought Pirelli P Zero AS Plus UHP from Walmart. All 4 for $470 after an $80 rebate from Pirelli.
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.
So I went ahead and purchased a set of Pirelli P Zero. What I am concerned about is that when I asked about the DOT date, the guy at the tire shop told me that the tires were made in the 24th week of 2016.
41000 miles on scorpions and reddy for replacement
Not the answer to your question, but I just wanted to add that when I got snow tires (Pirelli Sotozero- avoid them) I also got a set of closeout 18" wheels. Having the extra sidewall when you hit potholes and/ or ice chunks helps save the rims.
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