Pirelli Cinturato WeatherActive Reviews

I'm about 5,000 miles into these tires and so far they have been great. Definitely better in the snow than my previous Continental DWS06+. On that note, they are not a replacement for my Blizzaks. I was hopeful that these would be a great solution, but I feel that I'll be getting a dedicated set of wheels and put Blizzaks on them for next snow season here in Pennsylvania.

Let me start by saying my wife's GLC63 runs the scorpion version of these tires already and we've been nothing but impressed with the Weatheractive design. I figured the Cintuaro version would be likely just as good and I can happily report they are. Despite being mounted to 19" wheels, they're fairly smooth even over bumps which is great compared to the factory Michelin Pilot Sport 4's. They're a little more audible but I expected that given the tread design. It's really not obtrusive, just noticeable if you're paying attention to it. Dry grip is great for what they are, definitely not a performance tire but they still hold their own through corners. The winter grip is what's got my attention though. I've had a mix of slushy snow, dry snow, icy mix, and sub zero wet sticky snow over the past couple weeks. These haven't skipped a beat once. Seriously, the grip is great and communicate the conditions well through the wheel. I purposely pushed on them one night to see if I could break them loose intentionally; shocker, they broke loose, but it was a very linear type of grip loss. That's exceptional IMO because it gives you plenty of time to correct and recover as needed. TL;DR version? Just buy them. Seriously. You'll struggle to find another tire that can handle just about anything the weather can throw at it like this.

Swapped out the all seasons for all weather and made it all the way thru the 2025 Arctic storm in the north west when you are on icy roads you can feel all the movements allowing for correction and they happen super quick the moment they can gain traction they do.

after doing tons of research I settled on the Cintuarato all weather tires. they handle well on curvy roads and the wetter the better. The road noise is negligible and handling on wet and dry roads is as good as any performance tire I've had on my 2019 GTI. surprisingly good on the snowy and icy roads we have in Connecticut. love these tiires

Simple tire was the perfect website for a new set of tires. I was in an urgent need for a set and they shipped and delivered by the next day! Absolute stellar customer service, highly recommend!

I've had my set for almost 6000 miles w/1 rotation and I have no complaints! I'm hoping tire life is more than the 25000 I got from the Bridgestone Turanza. My 24 Camry now rides so smoooooth ?

I saw the thread pattern and wanted these tires, fair price at the time cheap with discount code. I live in South Florida where it's hot. 11/32 Threadwear. Both rear tires are gone at about 11K miles1 tire had a bubble on the inside of the tire, the other just blew out. Extremely Soft Compound tires. I only drive at night so the heat on the road shouldn't play in as a factor.