Pirelli P Zero All Season 215/55R17 94V Performance Tire

Perfect & great price

I bought one to make a full size spare. Then I bought two to replace my front tires. The traction is great, and they are quiet. For a heavy midsize 2020 VW Passat, I will only buy these Pirelli tires.

These Pirelli P Zero All Season tires are fantastic! They are very smooth and quiet, making every drive feel comfortable and enjoyable. The quality is excellent, and they’ve held up really well in all kinds of weather. I’ve bought these tires multiple times for different cars, and they’ve never disappointed. The price is also pretty good for such high-quality performance. If you’re looking for reliable, quiet, and smooth tires, these are a great choice. I’ll definitely keep buying them!

I love these tires for my Lexus ES350. My husband selected these tires and there are no regrets. They ride securely, good in the rain, and my car sits higher off the ground.

The grip is fantastic on this tire. But don't push it if it is wet or snowy, they break loose quickly. I have noticed too that the tread gets hard towards the end of the tires life, making rainy drives a little sketchy. But the price was good and I had fun with these tires on my sonata sport.

I purchase four of these Pirelli tires for my wife's 2013 Toyota Camry. They're rotated every 5,000 mi and the wear rate is excellent. These tires Ride just as well is the Goodyear tires that were on the car previously.

I purchased tires at the end of January and one of them completely popped while I was driving, bad tires.

So I averaged the stars due to a terrible delivery and communication experience. So I will divide my review between the tires and the Amazon experience. Tires: I give 4 stars. I put these on an Infiniti G35 (I have had Eagle Sport and Kumho Ecsta PA51 on it before) the Eagles were just plan fun to drive but only last about 15,000 miles. The Kuhmo were great in pretty much every condition except snow, they lasted well beyond expected and the only reason I switched to the Pirellis was the price. These Pirelli have excellent grip and handling but have more roar than the Kumhos. It’s hard to compare the rough ride factor as these are new but I’m hoping they soften up a bit as it’s a bit stiff on the bumps. Balance has been excellent, no vibrations and gas mileage about the same as the Kumhos (better than the Eagle Sports which were much softer). The first 2 tire were made Feb 2024 in Mexico. The second 2 (see below) were made October 2023 in Mexico, so I was disappointed in getting the older tires after waiting 3 weeks for them. Delivery: I give 2 stars and that’s being generous and only because they did finally arrive. What a disaster this was though! It took 3 weeks vs the 3 days it was originally stated to get all 4 tires. I ordered the 4 tires on June 18 to be delivered to the tire shop where the service was to be done. 2 of the 4 were delivered June 21 as stated, the other 2 never arrived but kept saying it was on its way with delivery info, I sat waiting for them for hours on the expected date it gave but they never came despite talking to an Amazon representative while waiting who told me they were due by 9pm that night. Multiple calls to Amazon did not resolve the issue (Amazon first said the shipper had them but the shipper said they never picked them up, then that they were still in warehouse but that they were being sent and would be to me within 3 days(by June 25) then that they didn’t know where they were…until finally they agreed that they must be lost and sent another 2 after making it sound like they were doing me a favor by sending 2 more tires at no cost to me!!! They told me that they would arrive by Monday July 1 but that day came and went then it changed to July 3, still no tires, then July 8 when they were finally delivered. So not only did it takes 3 weeks but the information on my account and by phone with representatives was useless and incorrect throughout. If you order tires from Amazon, I would suggest that you not be in a rush and that you not count on the information showing on your account. That lost set of tires still to this day shows June 25 as the estimated delivery date!