Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF2 Reviews

Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF2 Owner Reviews

What owners say summarised from 15 reviews

Owners most consistently praise the Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF2 for being notably quiet, with many also reporting low rolling resistance and strong dry and wet grip for everyday driving. Comfort gets favorable mentions too, and a few drivers report slow wear over higher mileages. The main downside is handling feel: around one in three owners mention vague or unstable dry handling, and in winter conditions feedback is mixed, with a similar share reporting weak snow traction and a smaller but notable group citing poor snow braking and wet handling.

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Owner ratings averaged from 18 ratings

Owner score 77%
Comfort 86%
Wear 82%
Dry Grip 81%
Wet Grip 79%
Road Feedback 77%
Snow Grip 72%
Handling 71%
Ice Grip 68%

Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF2 Reviews - Page 2

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89%

Member October 2, 2021

SEAT Ibiza FR SC 1.2 TSI
205/55 R16
2,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Average

Had these for a few thousand miles. They're super quiet and my average mpg jumped up a little so must be good on fuel. Not as sharp as the summer tires they replaced but felt good compared to other all season and winter tires I've used.

Member September 8, 2021

Ford
205/55 R16
1,500 miles
Track
Average

Very good for now, seems that CC2 have seriosly competitor !!! ;)

82%

Member July 4, 2021

BMW 440i Gran Coupe M Sport
225/50 R17
1,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited

I bought these tires, pretty happy with them so far. Performance in wet and dry seems good. Also they are very silent and feel grippy. These are my third new style all seasons. I started with the cross climates on a Mazda 6 1.8 2003. A couple of times in very heavy snow and never felt slippery. Second weather control 005 evo on a bmw 325xi 2007. During wet and dry happy with the tires. Wet grip was great. but in the snow very slippery even with four wheel drive. And on a bit of slushy ice road pretty much useless. When I applied the brakes the car just didn’t stop lucky no accidents. But I was happy I didn’t encounter the the same amount of snow as I did with the CCs So now the SF2s on a BMW 420i 2017. Rain and dry no problem like I said they feel the most sticky of the three so far. They are the quietest of the three. Hopefully they will behave better on the snow than the 005s. I noticed that you should make sure that the tire pressure is high when at the low side they wil cup