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Try A New Set Of Pirelli Tires Today

If you're looking to upgrade your performance tires or just looking for a dependable all-season tire, give Covenant Automotive Repair & Service a call today at 520-351-2061 to see if Pirelli tires are right for you! Stop by the shop at 4950 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85712. We are conveniently located just minutes from everything. We are driving distance from you.

Named the best performance tire year after year, Pirelli tires are a great option for all of your adventures. On-road and off-road, Pirelli became known for their high-quality performance tires and have now expanded into durable all-season tires that offer the comfort of a touring tire with the performance only Pirelli can offer. Don't forget to ask one of our tire specialists about Pirelli rebates and guarantees.

Before Buying New Tires Get The Scoop On Pirelli

Pirelli was founded in Milan in 1872 and is one of the oldest and most well-known tire brands. Today, Pirelli is among the world's major tire producers and is the leader in Prestige 2 Tires. The tire experts at Covenant Automotive Repair & Service often compare Pirelli to Michelin due to the pair's commitment to long-lasting and durable tires.

Tires are one of the most important safety features on your car, so Pirelli produces a tire that you can count on. Pirelli tires hug every curve so drivers in Tucson can trust the best tire-gripping technology on the market to keep them safe. Pirelli offers a safe and reliable tire set that you don't have to think about, no matter what road you take.

Sustainability is at the core of Pirelli's commitment to excellence. They produced the world's first Forest Stewardship Council-Certified tire on the market. Pirelli follows a sustainability model inspired by the 10 principles of the UN Global Compact, the AA1000 Standard for stakeholder engagement, and the guidelines of the ISO 26000.

Pirelli is focused on large rim tires, as well as special technical and aesthetic characteristics associated with high-performance technology. With six product families offering 36 tire variations, Pirelli offers a tire set to fit any car. The six tire set families include:

P Zero™ Tire Set
Cinturato™ Tire Set
Scorpion™ Tire Set
Sottozero™ Tire Set
Ice™ Tire Set
P4™ Four Seasons Plus Tire Set

At Covenant Automotive Repair & Service, we'll walk you through all your Pirelli tire options to find the right fit for you and your vehicle. We'll talk through how and where you typically drive, as well as the kind of tire you're looking for to find you the perfect fit. If you have any questions about which Pirelli tire is right for you, call Covenant Automotive Repair & Service at 520-351-2061 today!

At Covenant Automotive Repair & Service, we know how much peace of mind means to you. We honor Pirelli's considerable tire warranty program, so you feel good about your tires even after you've left our shop. If you have any questions about the Pirelli tire warranty program, give Covenant Automotive Repair & Service a call today at 520-351-2061 to review all your options.

If your tread is low or you're looking for a higher performance tire, give Covenant Automotive Repair & Service a call at 520-351-2061 to get a set of Pirelli tires today! Ask about Pirelli rebates and guarantees.

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