Pirelli Diablo Rosso 3 Tire Review - 10,000 Miles 

Thanks for commenting. I'll be producing more videos later this year.

Filibert - you're welcome and great to hear you like them the 955i. That's a lovely machine.

You're welcome and safe riding!

Ryan - thank you and ride safe!

John - my pleasure and thank you. Ride safe!

Tookarooks - Thank you for commenting and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Kirill - thank you for the kind words and ride safe!

Farid - thank you for commenting and I think you'll definitely enjoy them. Safe riding (including the wet). Cheers.

How many miles did you get out of them? Thank you.

@@EEEBA1 I didn’t have them fitted in the end, mobile fitter was messing me around so after 6 weeks without my bike I got fed up and went to local shop, had him fit some bridgestones he had on the shelf, happy with them but gutted I didn’t get the pirelli’s…

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@@atastefortheroad4475 Thanks! for sharing mate

Congrats and enjoy!

Sukhjit - you're welcome and happy riding!

Me too! I was wondering... I guess I'll shoulda watched them whole video before judging😂

He said he has ridden a total of 10k miles on Rosso 3's. Meaning his combined time on 2 sets of tires. He eventually said he gets about 5500 miles on one set.

Dezro - thank you for subbing and I'll see what I can do.

I'm sorry to hear about your get off, but I'm glad the damage was minimal and it sounds like you didn't get hurt. The SCs have their advantages, but for regular street stuff I think you'll like the 3s. Thanks for commenting and happy riding. Cheers.

Enjoy!

You're welcome and happy (and safe) riding!

Appreciated. The Pilot is a very good tire. I'm not as familiar w/the M9RR. I have a new set of Rosso 4s w/about 1k on them. Excellent and they're holding their profile a bit better than the Rosso 3s. You really can't go wrong w/the Michelin or the Pirelli.

Hi Rachel - thanks for reaching out. I continue to love my 1200s and I'm at almost 18k. The only problem I've had so far is my fuel level sensor failing twice. This affects a number of Ducatis, particularly the Multi. Sorry to hear about the issues you've had w/your Monster. Well done on the mileage! My videos stopped because my mom got sick in late 2020 (not COVID) and my brother and I worked for 2 yrs to stabilize her health w/o success, as she passed in 2022. Her post life affairs took time as well into 2023. I do plan to make more video reviews on bikes, cars, & SUVs, probably starting in 2024. I'm in the middle of a career change and this is taking extra time. Ducati Winchester and Ducpond - I'm currently trying to get ahold of Donnie on FB to see if he can perform my 18k service. Someone from the Mid-Atlantic Ducati group mentioned he's still doing work at the facility. If I can book and complete an appointment I will circle back around. If I don't get a response from Donnie w/in a week, I'm going to reach out to Bob's in Jessup, MD. They've been a fantastic BMW dealership for decades and they added Ducati earlier in the year. They already have several techs trained to Level 2 and will have more by year's end. If I go this route, I can also circle back around. I have never cared for Coleman's and would never use them for service, despite how close they are for me. I hope this answers your questions and enjoy the rest of your weekend. Cheers, Scott

Angel - thank you for commenting. The jacket and pants are from Vanson Leathers in Fall River, Mass. The make great custom or off-the-peg leathers for road, track, and casual. My suit is a Manx jacket and Sport pants that zip all the way around together. The boots are intro racing boots from Dainese (earlier version of the Torque 3). They offer extra protection w/o being too much trouble on the street.

@@atastefortheroad4475 Scott, really greatly appreciate your answer to my questions. Thank you so much, I looked up all the info you provided and it was very useful to locate the products you mentioned. Great style of reviews and selection of gear, my friend! Cheers and to many more carefree and fun miles!

@@AngelSapundzhiev My pleasure, stay safe and happy riding!

Cool!

Shiv - I was very happy w/3 sets of Rosso 3s and they'd be a fine choice for your Duke 250. Tire life varies a lot. Given what you've described - gentle throttle w/a 250 - you might get 6k. I think 4k on the rear and potentially 6k on the front is doable - but not 100%. Safe riding.

Yes - tire choices for the Diavel aren't the best and the Angel would be nice, as it would last longer.

Cool. I think you'll enjoy them. Safe riding.

It does look like this - and looking at my new Rosso IVs, they are the same. I'd check the Pirelli website and perhaps they can give a more clear answer.

Congrats on the new hoops! A lot depends on your riding style. They'll give you plenty of feedback. Enjoy!

It's medium at the center and softer to either side. If you're heavy w/the throttle they won't last as long. I liked the 3 sets I've had - road holding, feel, noise, etc. - as a sport tire. Putting on a set of Rosso 4s now, so I'll be interested to see how they compare. I definitely recommend them. Happy Holidays.

Thank you for commenting. The R3s dual compound is quite soft, so I don't think you'll get extra mileage - unfortunately. There are more touring compounds available, but I suspect there will be grip and feel penalties. Some have very good things to say about the Michelin Powers. I hope this helps and happy riding. The Diavel is a nice machine!

I always purchase my tires from a local shop and they usually purchase from Parts Unlimited here in the U.S. This way my tires are always fresh.

I don't ride in the rain much, but others who do have found them to be quite good. Against, the Michelin's - I don't have any experience.

Can you please tell me the rosso 3 is made in China or Germany! Thank for your help 🙏

We'll have to see. The tire looks promising and I'll certainly be interested in trying a set.

I'm running 33 psi on the front and 36.5 on the rear - Ducati's recommendations for the 1200s.

I get 5k out of a set. My review refers to my experience over 10,000 miles or two sets of tires.

Gustavo - 5k sounds about right for normal riding. At 10k, I just put on my 3rd set. Pirelli has done a great job w/the Diavel's rear tire. Enjoy the new riding season!

I was just saying that to my wife that how in the hell did he get 10 thousand out of them. I'm pushing 8 thousand on my Diavel and I've got cords showing on the front and the rear is about there too!

I have 8,000 on mine which are on my 2023 Ducati Diavel V4. I rode the first 5,000 in urban mode at the reduced 114 HP and they are now down to the tread bar on the middle rear and about 1 mm on the outside soft rear portions. I'm ordering new tires this week as it's fall here in Northern California Sierras.

@@Matthew21v42 If you haven't already done it, a great ride is up Hwy 88 to South Lake Tahoe. That V4 will eat it up. Keep the rubber down and stay safe!

@@elcucuy6 I have not and that will be my next ride. Thanks for the tip. I'll make a video when I do. I went yesterday with my bro who has a Ducati Super sport and did the Sacramento CA River loop down by Elk Grove but I forgot my camera.

Ken - I use the Ducati factory specs. So, 33 in the front and 36 in the rear.

2 miles ? 😂😂

I should get those chicken strips removed w/o much effort. :)