Tire articles tagged with 'pirelli'

All-season tires provide balanced performance for various weather conditions ranging from dry and warm to moderate cold and light snow. For this reason, all-season tires are the most popular tire option on the market, as per Bridgestone. All-season tires are an option for drivers who do not encounter extreme driving conditions, combining practical use and economic value.

For car enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike, understanding the lifespan of your tires goes beyond just checking the tread depth. There's a silent threat that can dramatically impact tire performance and safety: rubber oxidation. Research, spearheaded by entities such as NHTSA and Ford Motor Company...

Pirelli North America has a new addition to its catalog to increase all-terrain performance. It is about the new Scorpion XTM AT tires crafted for off-road vehicles, both electric and plug-in hybrid, as well as ICE. SUV drivers enjoyed and continue to enjoy a superb balance and top-notch performance...

A flat tire's driven distance should not exceed a few hundred feet. Most tire makers including Pirelli and Michelin recommend against a longer distance just to park your vehicle in a safe area! And while doing that, you should only be driving slowly, which is no faster than 5 mph (8 km/h). Check the full article to know more about the distances covered in diverse conditions.

Collaborations in the automotive industry have always led to fruitful results. A good example of this is the recent collaboration between BMW and Pirelli, as a result of which the i7 series got a new set of Pirelli winter tires. It's about the new 20-inch P Zero Winter 2 that focuses on autonomy capabilities thanks to the European "class A" labeling for rolling resistance. With this novelty...

Mixing tire types, brands, and specifications can affect vehicle performance and handling. The best practice to ensure safe and performant driving is to choose identical tires (same brand, tread depth, load/speed ratings) according to the manufacturer's specifications. This article compiles everything a driver should know about mixing tires. We'll explore the conditions in which this is possible, and when it is unacceptable.

Have you ever wondered which months are the most dangerous for driving? most of you will probably think of the winter months. While this is partially true, the paradox is that the summer months also record a very large number of accidents. This is explained by the fact that drivers feel more confident on dry roads. This false sense of driving confidence makes them push the limits and squeeze all the potential of their vehicles.

Most drivers dream of the lowest possible fuel consumption for the highest possible mileage. But if we look at gasoline prices, we realize that this desire has little chance of becoming a reality. The average price for regular gasoline across the country hit an all-time high of $5.02 per gallon on June 14, 2022...

Tires are complex, high-tech vehicle parts designed for safety and performance. Following old or wrong advice related to tire use and maintenance can shorten tire life, waste fuel, and even raise the risk of accidents. The most common mistakes drivers make with tire use include: replacing only two tires, relying on all-season tires in extreme winter conditions, pumping too high or too low pressure, skipping tire rotations, and driving on worn tires for too long.

All drivers know that the BMW car brand is fully loyal to run-flat tires. This car maker has been equipping its vehicles with such tires for decades. Despite the multitude of criticisms from drivers regarding these tires, BMW continues to be faithful to this concept. It is true, though, that not all BMW vehicles leave the factory with run-flat tires. The exception is the M series vehicles which are available with conventional tires...