Pirelli CINTURATO P4

Nothing wrong with these tyres for the price. Im not sure what the other reviewers are talking about as they are not that noisy at speed and i have done over 100mph in them.

The handling is pretty good though this may be more due to the car chassis but they grip pretty well in normal conditions. Not so well in snow (Terribly to be honest but thats to be expected. Good in the wet and dry.

Nice tyres for teh price. I would give 3.5 but you cant so they got a 4

The tire is VERY noisy, as loud as snow tires.

But these tires handle the turns well and shed water well.

And like most noisy tires, they are good in the snow.

I will gladly tolerate the noise in order to gain the winter traction

I changed the front two tyres at 49000 miles, and I reckon I could have got a little more only the track was out on nearside by 5 degrees which caused bad wear pattern. I have just ordered two more for the rear and which have done up to now 66000 miles. Can't complain about value for money on these figures. I havn't experienced any odd vibration problems, but will admit on certain road surfaces the noise level does increase but not enought to cause me irritation. They may not be the worlds greatest tyres but they must be up there near the top.

Only driven the vehicle 24 miles with the Pirelli CINTURATO P4 tyres, a little bit off motorway work to open the car up, vibration coming from the rear at 70 mph. I know its a bit early to say, but the car was fine with the old Michelin Energy's on, stumbled across this website so I thought I'd leave a review, appears to be the same problems as the others!!

These came as standard fit on my car and i have never been happy with them. The first set lasted 11000 miles which i think is poor as i don't drive hard or do many miles a month. Dealer fitted the same again and after 4000 miles more id had enough.

On a motorway run the noise is so bad i cant speak to my front seat passenger without having to raise my voice, and dont think of listening to the radio as you wont hear it. There is also a constant vibration through the steering wheel like driving over gravel.

My car manufacturer has since switched to other brands of tyre as original fitment, i wonder why.

I wouldn't buy another set of Pirelli Cinturanto tyres if you paid me.

The tire guys recommended 35 psi air pressure.

My '05 Grand Prix door sticker says 28.

I run mine at 32 PSI.

That seemed to lessen the vibration somewhat.

I've got around 400 miles on mine and they still vibrate like they have a flat spot [I feel it in the seat and get a tug in the wheel].

They're gong back for a set of Yokahomas.