Tyre reviews Pirelli Scorpion Verde. Page 6 240

Good summer tire. Bought in spring 2019. Quite soft and quiet. Doesn't hold up to large gravel, small aggregate and sand – normal, on asphalt – great. Haven't tried it in snow and on ice. Overall, I'm satisfied with the purchase, expectations were met.

Almost all satisfied, except for the fact that at the end of the second season, at the beginning of the third season of operation, internal cracks appear and the wheel simply periodically loses pressure.

I highly recommend to my friends

Good tires for their price. Quiet. Hold the road well.

Paca is very happy! Before this, he had MICHELIN Latitude Sport, which lasted for 35,000 km. There is almost no noise.

I replaced my Pirelli Scorpion Verde 215/70 R16 100H on my VW T5 with a Nordman 5 and noticed a significant improvement in comfort during driving. The Scorpion Verde held the road well and braked properly, but the noise and stiffness became annoying. After trying to adjust the pressure, I did not notice any significant changes.

A very decent summer racing tyre. There is no talk of handling and braking on snow/ice.
All of the above is related to summer tyres.

Overall, it's a good impression, but I wouldn’t recommend it for northern regions. In general, use your head when making a choice.

A durable road holds up well.

Tire 215/60/17. Put on a 2009 model Exterra, driven for 2 months. Advantages: fast, not afraid of potholes, good handling in turns, on dry and wet roads, fuel-efficient. Disadvantages: hard, noisy, especially on asphalt joints. Conclusion: good for high-speed driving on smooth asphalt, but not for broken roads.