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thunder550 wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:16 pm
That Lambo instructor sure was chatty.....reminds me of what YT would be like if he switched to race car instruction.

thunder550 wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:16 pm Where's the like button?????

That Lambo instructor sure was chatty.....reminds me of what YT would be like if he switched to race car instruction.

Big Block Power wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2020 6:12 am Oh my gosh. Here's Yt
Peanut butter left peanut butter right peanut butter gas peanut butter brake.

Ytmsn wrote: Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:36 am Peanutbutterbigblock


Hmmm... I may start using that! It's better than
"Talibantowelheadtwenty-five now fifty!"

Big Block Power wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2020 6:12 am

thunder550 wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:16 pm Where's the like button?????

That Lambo instructor sure was chatty.....reminds me of what YT would be like if he switched to race car instruction.

Oh my gosh. Here's Yt
Peanut butter left peanut butter right peanut butter gas peanut butter brake.

Ytmsn wrote: Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:36 am Peanutbutterbigblock


Hmmm... I may start using that! It's better than
"Talibantowelheadtwenty-five now fifty!"

Ytmsn wrote: Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:36 am Peanutbutterbigblock


Hmmm... I may start using that! It's better than
"Talibantowelheadtwenty-five now fifty!"

sailor55330 wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2020 1:55 pm Everyone is so focused on the cars and the times, I don't think anyone has asked---what's the feedback on the Pirelli's? I've had them on cars and I think they are a good tire. I still prefer Michelin overall.

Big Block Power wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2020 5:56 pm

sailor55330 wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2020 1:55 pm Everyone is so focused on the cars and the times, I don't think anyone has asked---what's the feedback on the Pirelli's? I've had them on cars and I think they are a good tire. I still prefer Michelin overall.

Well this was a very interesting event. I was sitting next to 2 of the warranty and area reps. This company has only 2 guys that handle all claims. So Goodyear has a whole building full of people, Michelin bfg and uniroyal have a building full of people. The other brands have so many claims they need that many. Pirelli just plain and simple don't have a warranty issue. If there is a problem they will fix it plain and simple.
Now I've been a huge Michelin guy. Ltx on everything I owned forever. I made the switch to scorpion Verde all season plus and it's night and day how much better they are. My son also in the same business as me put the Scorpion all terrain plus on his Ram was amazed how good they were in the snow and slop this year. 1 of our customers came back after putting a set of Verde all seasons on his Ram and was amazed also.
So as the reps say try them if you don't like them they will buy them back or put you in sometime else. But I will say you will love them.
So yes I have been converted.

Krob1114 wrote: Thu Oct 08, 2020 5:09 am

Big Block Power wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2020 5:56 pm

sailor55330 wrote: Mon Mar 09, 2020 1:55 pm Everyone is so focused on the cars and the times, I don't think anyone has asked---what's the feedback on the Pirelli's? I've had them on cars and I think they are a good tire. I still prefer Michelin overall.

Well this was a very interesting event. I was sitting next to 2 of the warranty and area reps. This company has only 2 guys that handle all claims. So Goodyear has a whole building full of people, Michelin bfg and uniroyal have a building full of people. The other brands have so many claims they need that many. Pirelli just plain and simple don't have a warranty issue. If there is a problem they will fix it plain and simple.
Now I've been a huge Michelin guy. Ltx on everything I owned forever. I made the switch to scorpion Verde all season plus and it's night and day how much better they are. My son also in the same business as me put the Scorpion all terrain plus on his Ram was amazed how good they were in the snow and slop this year. 1 of our customers came back after putting a set of Verde all seasons on his Ram and was amazed also.
So as the reps say try them if you don't like them they will buy them back or put you in sometime else. But I will say you will love them.
So yes I have been converted.

All right. After being on this site for two boating seasons now, I've learned to trust what you say. I'll look at Pirelli again, but just put new tires on both of our SUV. Maybe when daughter needs new tires.

Boater4life wrote: Mon Jan 11, 2021 2:13 pm My only experience with Pirelli was with the Scorpion tires that came on my 2014 f150. Horrible in rain and snow. I know their high performance summer tires have a good reputation though. My tire of choice on my Audi S5 is Michelin AS3. We have all four seasons in Missouri and these fit the bill nicely and perform well in all but track day use.