bluebalt69

So, bought some of these guys. All-season tire... they work extremely well on dry and damp roads, I haven't had a problem with them..Finally snowed a ton today so I decided to take them out for a spin and they work really well. 1st gear will spin a little, but you still move and I am confident with the acceleration as I don't intend on doing anything crazy. Cornering they do fine, I had to remember I can't corner like I could in the summer.. And braking, the ABS hasn't come on once.

Long story short, I like the tires, they do very well, I would recommend them. The only thing I can't comment on is tread life as I haven't had them long enough.
The only thing that sucks is that the snow is high enough to the point my lower lip and fog lights act as a snow ramp and throw it all into the windshield lol.

Kyle09TC

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I am selling a basically brand new set that i didnt get a chance to try out.

Mr Mall Cop

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All seasons are some what good, but when you get into snow deeper than about 4 inches and temps below 30 then it's sort of like rolling the dice as to what control you have driving with them.

Vander Nars

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I have these tires also, work pretty great.

doc@tirerack

With regular rotation (every 3K miles for the first 15k, then every 5K miles after that), you can expect up to 40K miles out of the Pirelli FWIW

bluebalt69

We recently just got about a foot of snow and I had absolutely no issues traveling through the snow. And I was thinking they should last around that 40k, that would be nice.

07MetallicSC

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I run them as well all season. I like them.