Buick Regal Tires

These tires have been a huge improvement over the stock Contisilent ProContact tires on my Buick Tourx, which I replaced due to dry rot. The Pirellis handle better in both wet and dry, ride better, and are quieter. I have no experience with either tire on snow or ice. There's no noticeable wear after 6000 miles.

Super tires in wet and dry . i have them on 20 inch rims and they are still comfy to ride . The only complain i have is that they start having dry cracks before they are worn out . The car inspection said they have to be replaced at the next inspection next year . So its a bit sad i have to put new tires on before they met the minimum marker . But its not that bad . they would maybe last 1 more extra year . But i wont buy them again because if this problem . they lasted 4.5 years and about 28.000 miles .

My 2018 Buick Regal Sportback is a fwd model, and I replaced some Continental Procontact TX that were far past their prime, so I won't be making a comparison.

My initial impressions after a few road trips and regular driving around town:
These P7s these ride well, are quiet, and handle well enough in my driving conditions in Michigan. This state is not known for good roads. I would say the one real issue is that they tend to feel like they wander on grooved pavement. It's more a feeling than actually affecting control of the car.

I think they were a good choice for a Buick focused on comfort, not sport. I plan to use winter tires, so these will not be driven in serious snow.

Ok for the price but not the best all season tire on the market