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There's usually a mfg code as part of the name/nomenclature, for example, LR is molded into Land Rover OEM tires:

Being just outside of Louisville, KY, I believe we probably have very similar weather patterns. If I hadn't just purchased the Michelins, I might've given the Pirellis a try, or at least a research look

Did you get the Scorpion Weather Active? I'm curious to know what you think of them.

I have used MPS A/S tires on several performance vehicles, they always hold up very well for traction, mileage, and performance

Ugh, that sounds hard to handle. It is absolutely a first world problem, but still gut wrenching nonetheless. I had to get mine towed 3 times back in August for a recurring trans issue. All 3 times it was a regular tow truck with dollies, luckily I never had one issue with the tow truck driver...

These were the OE tires on mustangs for years. I haven't bought a new mustang since 2015, so I am not sure what they have now, but these are the tires to which I was referring. P Zero Nero A/S I don't believe anyone referred to the Scorpion's as P Zero, in fact I was very careful not to...

I would probably go with Pirelli in that case as well lol.

I am not a fan of any pirelli products, especially the P-zero. That was the OEM tire on 3 different mustangs I purchased and the had poor dry traction, poor wet traction, and very poor cold traction. Maybe you've had a better experience and aren't necessarily looking for input, but I personally...

I don't have any input. but I wanted you to know that at least 1 more person appreciates you putting this all together.

OP states he drove it after dealer service with no issue and, IIRC, it took about a week of having it back before he noticed the vibration

I feel the same. I TRY to always reply with civility with a well reasoned argument, but every now and then, my temper will get me. I am much better about it than I used to be, must come with age. Also, I have only ever blocked one person on any forum I have ever been on. He was an admin (this...

Using that logic you could say that the tune caused the brakes to fail, shocks to fail, body seam welds/adhesives fail... the options are almost limitless. Because all that torque has to be held together by the unibody too

This was my very first question to myself when I read the OP. Pad material matters greatly.

I've found the good dealer to be the key in all of this. There is one particular dealer that I usually go to for warranty work and they don't care about car modifications. I think if it is CLEAR AND OBVIOUS that my mods caused a failed part, they would not do the work under warranty, but they...

The AT's were an interesting choice. What is the speed rating on those? I am curious why you chose AT over some AS or similar.

RSV sucks. My son got it when he was 2 and gave it to my daughter that was 6 weeks old at the time. She ended up in the ICU for almost a week because of it. I am glad you're ok, I have had both RSV and Covid, and RSV was MUCH worse.

I have had several sets or pirellis on my previous 2015 edge sport and those things were always LOUD (relatively anyways) after breaking them in a bit. I always thought I had wheel bearings going out, but then put on a new set of tires and it was quiet again

I'm confused... are you referring to the the Ford Performance tune the "factory performance tune"? There is no such thing as a factory performance tune of which I am aware. Ford Performance is a subsidiary of Ford, it's the performance arm, but nothing about Ford Performance is "factory". So...

I don't believe there are mixed reviews from people that have installed the tune. Everyone that has installed the tune seems to really like it. The debate is over which is better: FP or (insert other tuner here)? Automatic or manual? coke or pepsi? They're all the same endless argument as far...

When you say factory tune, I read it as the dealer reinstalled the "stock" tune. Did you get the FP tune? As far as the FP tune eliminating auto start-stop, did you read that somewhere? I don't believe that was ever the case.