Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus vs Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season — im Vergleich

“Reifenempfehlungen Hat jemand zufällig andere Empfehlungen für einen Gen 1 R1S in 22 Zoll? Ich bin nach 3 Jahren fast durch mit meinem zweiten Satz SCORPION ZERO ALL SEASON in HL275/50R22. Ich weiß, dass Rivian die empfiehlt, aber abgesehen von einer anderen Empfehlung bin ich neugierig, ob sich auch die Leistung verändert hat. Danke!”

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“At 25,000 miles tires developed "serious" vibrations this time at 47MPH and feels like it is in the front, last time it felt like the back. This was a real safety concern for handling. Not taking them in for another $200 Road Force balance, replaced all four tires today with Yokohama Geolandar X-CV - 275/45R21 110W. No problem yet, up to 55MPH but still need a road trip to see how it does up to 80MPH. I think this hot Florida weather is melting the glue holding the foam in place. The OEM tires were: Pirelli Scorpion Zero A/S 275/45R21/XL 110W PNCS. I did not contact Pirelli as I don't want any of these PNCS tires on my vehicles. PNCS will be on the sidewall, indicating the use of foam inside of the tire.”

“Quote: Originally Posted by imagiag Did you remove the sharp object from the hole yourself (so you know for sure), or is it just a guess it was a sharp gravel stone? I'd be surprised if a gravel piece did this, it looks like damage from a screw or some accident debris on the road. In any case, if the pressure is fine, I wouldn't stress about it & just watch the pressure, even if it starts leaking, should be simple repair at tyre shop. Yea I did remove it myself last night. It was really small piece and i dumped it without taking picture. its good to know that I shouldn’t worry much if the air pressure remains same. I hope it won’t increase in size during the course of time.”