Installed on Kia Carens

Changed to the Cinturato P7 after wearing out the Hankook Ventus Prime at 56000km that came as standard upon buying my new Kia Carens. Reviewing the first 10000km with the Cinturato P7.

What I like
- Fantastic Grip in both Dry and Wet Weather - Excellent Ride Comfort - Low Road Noise

What I do not like
Relatively pricey

Installed on Mercedes-Benz CLK200K

I bought a 2001 CLK200K two years ago. The car's road handling in strait line was a concern: the car just wanted to follow any groove, even tiny ones, that was on the road. This required a lot of concentration all the time. I tried many things, changing the shock absorbers, going to a few shops to set the geometry right. There was improvements but it never got resolved. I own another CLK in France and I never had this kind of issue.

What I like
Overall price to performance ratio Good comfort for sport oriented tires

What I do not like
Nothing to note

Installed on Mazda 3

I got this set of tyres at a good price from Guan Hin @ Balestier.

What I like
Grip Price Low rolling resistance Water dissipation Nice tyre wall Noise reasonably quiet

What I do not like
If noise can be even quiet would be nice.

Installed on BMW 520i

Good grip and handling in both wet and dry. Dispels water efficiently during heavy downpours and roads are semi flooded. Doesn't make too much noise and is reasonably comfortable.

What I like
Grip grip grip.

What I do not like
Slightly pricey tyres.

Installed on Opel Zafira

My previous set of tyres were the Good Year Eagle NCT 5 which came installed with the car. After driving it for 3 yrs plus, the thread was wearing out and the final straw came when one of the tyres was punctured badly and time to change it out. As Comfort was having promotion w China manufactured Pirelli P7, I went for it. Each tyre cost abt $150 include installation and tyres balancing. Comes w life time tyre patching and unlimited 10k tyre rotation.

What I like
Quiet as compared to my previous tyre. Aquaplanning is definitely better too. Going through the usual puddles, no aquaplaning is felt. This could be due to the fact that P7 has 4 threads vs 3 Gdyr Fuel consumption is about the same.

What I do not like
So far no complaint.

Installed on Toyota Corolla

Was using a bridgestone ER300 then my tires started to wore out. went shopping around for new tires. Found on tire queen that my Bridgestone ER300 Ecopia was going for 160 and the Pirelli P7 was going for $176. I read foreign reviews that the P7 was good on wet surface unlike my ER300. So i gave it a try

What I like
1. Super quiet 2.Super comfortable 3. Superb on wet surfaces

What I do not like
1. None that i can think of maybe cos i haven used a better tyre than the P7

Installed on Volkswagen Passat

a very good all rounded performance / touring tyre

What I like
good mix of comfort , dry and wet grip and aquaplane resistance, also very quiet as compared to others in its class like PS3

What I do not like
nothing much

Installed on Mitsubishi Lancer

been using this for about 5000km and they exceed my expectations this price range. Grip is very good in both wet and dry. I feel that its grip is better in wet weather though.

Have been using for 8000km, quiet, comfort, dry/wet grips are excellent..

What I like
everything

What I do not like
nothing

Quiet, comofortable and with good grip (both in the dry and wet) and bought at a reasonable price.

What I like
Comfort-bias, grip (dry and wet) and quiet.

What I do not like
Deserves to be more well known!