Tyre reviews Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season SUV. Page 4 178

The tire is good

Everything is great, after "kama" at the highest level!

The car from America came with these tires. The mileage on them was 18,000 km. They were almost like new, so I decided not to change them and drive on them for a while. Although I have a runflat modification! Having driven on them myself for another 15,000 km, I can say that the tires are quite good, they don't feel the bumps at all, they handle water well, and they brake confidently. I drive on them in weather up to -3 degrees, then I switch to winter tires. Universal beasts💪. For those who have some issues with them, such as vibrations or drifting (I read about it in previous reviews), I think the problem is not with the tires, but with the fact that you need to maintain your car and sometimes replace the warped wheels. P.S. The Hunter stand with vibration control perfectly balances these wheels 👌. Good luck to everyone 🍀

This tire has been used seasonally since 2017, from April, and was replaced with another brand because it behaves unpredictably on ruts, being too stiff, but it holds the road like a tram on rails. The size is 215/60/17, and it has been used on roads with different surfaces. The remaining tread is slightly more than 4mm, and it's evenly worn because it was rotated during seasonal changes. It was never removed from the original wheels throughout its use. There were two screws with press washers found on two tires, and interestingly, one was on the left rear tire. The pressure was maintained within the 2-2.1 range, with the rear tires having more pressure when under load. It's a fairly reliable tire with a good speed index.

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Ran over 70,000 km on the first set. Bought a second set. There were no problems ever!

Decent tires for relatively little money

Bought today, March 31, 2023, first impressions are that it's not noisy, but it rustles, winter was a bit quieter. Start-stop works well, on turns it slightly understeers, but that's expected for 265x60, although I'd like Pirelli handling to be like on rails.
Visually, it seems wider, but the contact patch is 235 mm, the rest is shoulders and sidewalls.
I'll try it at different pressures,
I'll add a review later,

Excellent tires.

The tires performed well on the slippery road. Now it remains to be seen how long they will last.