The Truth About Pirelli Tires

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Beginning its roots in 1872, Pirelli Tyre, started by Giovanni Battista Pirelli is now one of the most known tire producers in the industry. Pirelli Tire’s history is unlike any other, beginning in the rubber industry, they also had ties with telecommunication and cable. Pirelli’s history now leaves a mark on Italy's manufacturing history and Pirelli’s roots help the company survive today.

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[FitmentIndustries]

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[jakegolliher]

You should review the new Ryzen chips next, on your other channel of course.

[jjchan]

The Linus tech tips of automotive scene, lmfao that got me dead 😂

[muslimtommyshelby]

At ThE eNd Of ThE dAy
I'm Alex from fitment industries

[Mike-driq]

ive been a fan since 12k subs
i will die without your content

[swizzy]

Y’all remember when Alex use to say “at the end of the day”

[hallamardo]

Lmfaoooo the calmer version of donut when you can’t get out of your older brother shadow 🤣💀🤦🏾‍♂️

[skylinefever]

First, a huge thanks for making a video about Pirelli.


Pirelli did a great job of associating their name with expensive and fast cars, but there was a problem. Their name was barely noticed by people who drove cars that weren't expensive or fast. I worked at places that would occasionally run out of their own brand in certain sizes. These sizes were usually found on various Ford Explorers and similar size SUVs. People would look at their estimate and be stunned that a high quality and brand name tire could be sold at such a low price. They would often ask "Why haven't I heard much about the Pirelli brand?"


8:10 For a few years, I wondered what a Lancia Delta AWD felt like when compared to rally cars that were sold in the USA.

[aslaniane]

Pirelli P Zero, Hankook Ventus V12 evo. Both are great for daily city driving and road trips. Pirelli are better for all season driving (in my opinion).

[klaspeppar]

Alex is like the Alex of fitment industries

[louxivalrs]

Maybe someday you guys will do the *cough* “ so you want an Acura/Honda RSX” *cough* okay thanks for my ted talk

[udofrohn]

Alex, you're not the calmer version or the car version, you're the good version <3

[antonykakely]

OMFG LTT of the youtube car community! XD that killed me Alex.

[felixf]

When I was in highschool, during the late-70s, the Pirelli P7 was *the* tire to have on a high-performance car. Looking back, it was the only real high-performance tire easily available to the enthusiast. Used to stare at the ads in R&T and C&D and dream about having a set on my non-existent 930. Never owned them, or any Pirelli tire to this day.

[JoshuaWilliamsMA]

I loved my P4's on my Impreza. I've got Scorpion Verde All Season Plus's on my AWD Sienna. The P7's or P Zero All Seasons are at the top of my list to replace the Firestone's on my Challenger.

[davidorozco]

i've said it before you definitely are the LMG of the car scene

[muslimtommyshelby]

FINALLY we GOING BACK to BASICS!!!!

BTW THESE VIDS ARE Y I SUBED (back in the day)

[tkskagen]

Back un my day (early 1990's...) Perelli Tires wher ALL ABOUT Sexy cars that where FAST, hence the Ferrari F-40, and Lamborghini Diablo...

I took a Marketing Class in 1992, and BLEW everyone's mind over the development of these tires and their Abilities on the track.

Pirelli Tires will ALWAYS have a place in my "want" pocket when it comes to "Classic Badda**" Tires, but with Today's Technology, I'm a Michelin Man P2 MAN!

Thanks for this video Erik,
🤓 -Thomas
Western Washington State

[waifumon]

I can see the LTT comparison, but it’s okay because I enjoy both channels. You just need to start dropping stuff in the videos.

[teslagaijin]

Nice history vid! Since early 1980s, practically every new set of tires 2-wheel and 4-wheel I've bought have been Pirellis. Yeah, always a bit more than the other choices, but they are just so good. Performance numbers never seem that astounding, but many a time they came up with just the right amount of controllable traction, steering precision, and forgiveness to keep me 1) out front, and 2) out of trouble. But another thing that sucked me in was the Cool Factor. I can't remember the name of the motorcycle tire, but it had a diagonal tread that was so unusual, and it so perfectly matched the handling of my Yamaha XS-750 shaft-drive ride. Cinturatos on some hand-me-down Cromodora mags turned my Toyota sedan into a Fairlady Z-beater. Came upon this vid while looking for replacement tires for my new Tesla Model Y Performance, which got me looking (yet again) at Pirelli. Goodbye Michelin, hello Pirelli PZ4 "Elect" tires!! Thanks, Alex.