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I run Pirelli Scorpion Winters on a dedicated set of rims. 3rd season now - absolutely stellar.
I use my car for PHV, and have been using pre-owned tires in the last few years, and have bought new tyres in between, and honestly, no difference, and I am not a speedster.
Pirelli Angel ST sa ninja 650. Got it last year and got around 1k odo. Okay yung grip both wet and dry, okay din sa NLEX kahit nalubak ako di nawalan ng grip.
I just went with the Pirelli Weatheractive's cause I heard they were a little quieter and slightly more efficient. They seem to be great so far.
I mean the Hankook ion as and Pirelli ev 2 are both more range but not 20 miles maybe 5-10. The Hankooks don't get more than 30k but has a good warranty and I'm on my pirellis now so I'll see if their need for their also good warranty.
Best thing is both are so much more quiet and the pirellis are amazing off the line and in the rain.
They are a bit quitier than oem pirelli set, however mileage got a hit, getting about 25% less miles per watt.
I had two of these pirellis bubble on me around the same time. Replaced all four because apparently these tires are prone to bubbles in the first place.
I have a 2024 Hyundai sante fe. (SUV)
With Pirelli tires scorpion MS 245/45 R21.
Not even 6k on the car and the sidewall bubbled.
I am all done with pirelli and will be buying a completely different set of tires. Currently 3/4 of the tires on my car right now have bubbles or bulges on the sidewall. Most expensive trash tires I've ever had.
My only experience with Pirellis was a set of P6 All Seasons that I put on my old Acura TL fifteen years ago. It transformed my ostensibly “luxury car” into one that rode like a cement truck.
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