Tires Pirelli or WEST LAKE

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 put westlake rp18 195/60r15s on my daily 96 accord. I've put around 2500 miles on them, and I have no complaints so far. They are just as noisy as the Firestone tires they replaced also.

Put the Pirellis on my 2018 CX5 last year and they feel better than the stock Toyos. Went with them over the cross climate bc I live in SoCal where it’s mostly sunny and definitely no snow. I feel like it’s quieter too and they’ve been holding up well, I commute about 40 miles per day.

Replaced my Dunlop after 20k with PIRELLI SCORPION WEATHERACTIVE. Highly rated on tire rack for RAV4s

The Pirellis are super soft. It improves high speed handling on dry roads, but they wear out way faster. Mine did this exact same thing after about 30k miles.

Pirelli are suppose to be good performance tires but from my past personal experience being soft they don’t last long. Unless you are racing on every red light, switch.

My alfa came with pirellis p zeros, changing to Michelin ps4s was like discovering a completely different car. The previous owner of my AMG put some Pirelli P zeros on it for whatever reason. Car is awd but the tires can't handle a simple pull from a light.

I'm new to this having zero experience with them before 2023 when I bought a new car that game on p7 all season run flats. These are the scariest tires I've driven on in my life. I swapped mine out immediately for some continental dws 206 after one night driving home in some rain, having to go 40 mph in the right lane with my hazard lights on because at 45 I would hydroplane and have no control. How they legally got away marking those as all season is beyond me.