I bought those little tires based on the rcommendation of a Sam's Club technician. They are more quiet than the expensive Michelins that lasted only 25k miles. So far, I can't complain. It's a product at a good price. Hopefully, they will last over 40k miles with proper maintenance.

Noisiest tires I've ever heard in my life. They were noisy from the get-go, and as they're wearing on, it's gotten even worse. At one point, I thought a bearing was going bad, but it was determined that it's simply "tire noise". No surprise since it's been going on for the last 3 years I've had these things. Never Pirelli again.

I have 55k on these tires being driven on a 2013 Ford C-Max and do believe they will go to 65k. I've had them rotated properly and ensured my car was in alignment. They handle well in snow and rain and feel for the value/price they are excellent.

My Ford Fusion Hybrid handles and performs very well in these. Hopefully they will last 100k like cosumer reports found. I find these have pretty good rain handling but the wet+dry braking could be better.

Check with Pirelli website to see if there are any mail in rebates that you can also use to bring down the price. I got these for 415 with tax and install.

I bought these tires in May of 2016. It's now August of 2017 and I need new tires. Should have stuck with Michelin.DO NOT buy these tires. They say 65,000 mile warranty but only lasted half that.

Very bad tires, no wet or snow traction, they only have 2k miles, would never buy again. Sams club was kind enough to replace them with Goodyear fuelmax

I have been buying tires for my cars since 1992 and have tried all brands of tires. The Pirelli P4 is an excellent tire. Handling, cornering, stopping distance, wet/dry conditions, road noise. All 5 star on a 2018 Accord. For the money these are great tires. I would highly recommend.

Love the look of the tires, quiet ride, very good traction, long threadwear warranty. You can't beat the price of $85 a tire with $140 instant discount for a set of 4.

I have two cars, one is a foreign make and the other is a Ford Fusion. Because of the manufacturer's recommendation as to the tire maker on the foreign make, I went ahead and purchased a set for the Fusion. Now the foreign car weigh's more than the Ford, the ride on the foreign car, seemed great. I bought this set on July of 2017, and have put 24,600 miles on them. Now, my travels have only been on highways and interstates, so there are always good and bad roads throughout the country, which does not help with the wear and tear. So as far as wear, and the drive, and cornering, I have taken some high speed turns at 20mph more than what is recommended, and have found them to contain the turn with good stability. Front wheel drive makes sense with the power or weight being put on the tires to hold the turn or help transfer the water slash rain with a more evenly pressure to disburse. Snow has not been a good thing with these tires, and that is my one concern with them. I live where we get some good layers of snow, and even though I have not gotten stuck in a drift, and because this car sits so low, it makes me a little nervous to drive with more than a foot of snow.