Tyre reviews Pirelli Scorpion Ice & Snow. Page 2 193

Tires are not for off-road vehicles

Until recently, I thought the tires were good. The tires did not fail either when braking or when maneuvering (both on wet asphalt and on snow), but somehow early in the morning (it was dark in winter) I didn't notice (rather, I forgot about the existence of) a pothole on the road with a damaged asphalt on the right side of the shoulder at speed.

For the first time, I took non-studded tires. I've driven them for 8 seasons and approximately 45,000 km. The wear is not significant, the sides of the front wheels have been worn down (a characteristic of BMWs). I could continue driving on them for a long time. In winter, in any weather, they handle snowy slush, snow, water, and ice well... on ice, naturally, with a car weight of over 2 tons, they pull forward, but controllably. This tire allows you to catch the edge of a slippery track and climb where you need to.

Excellent winter non-studded tires.

I have a heavy car, 2.5 tons, the tires perform great in snowy slush, in frost, on ice it's obviously slipping (due to the car's weight), but the tires allow for full-wheel drive on ice to climb icy bumps in the yard, which speaks to their real performance.

A good winter tire with strong sidewalls for an SUV.

Good tires, quiet, well-balanced, speed 200 - no problems. Hold the road, braking distance within safe limits.

Low noise, soft, excellent tread.

Very good tire with a lot of tread and excellent snow traction. Had them on the last axle, and they don't wear out badly on the edges and last well.

was very satisfied

Chep tires

Tires are good on wet asphalt, in a snowy mash, on shallow snow, but they fear ice like fire, and they are a bit noisy.