Search results for query: Pirelli Scorpion

How do you like them? Too late to ask, probably, since I just ordered a set myself - getting them Tuesday. They seem like a good compromise on handling, wet traction, and noise ... according to the web :)

Pirelli Scorpion Zero AS Plus 3 and Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus are at the top of my personal list. It really comes down to what you want your tires to do - Tire Rack’s site will let you prioritize different aspects of customers’ ratings to help you find what best fits your needs.

The Pirelli Weatheractive is even slightly better in terms of handling and comfort, I've put them on a 2024 CX-5 Turbo Carbon, and a 2017 CRV Touring

Once you get some miles on them and a feel for these tires let me know what you think. I may get the same Conti's I have again. Never had Pirelli's before.

I had a set of the Michelins in 245/50R19. I was very underwhelmed.

My two picks for you would be Pirelli Scorpion AS plus 3 ($80 off a set through April 28th) Continental Cross Contact LX25 I have the LX25 on our 2019 Signature and love everything about it except was unhappy with hydroplaning resistance. Besides that, a phenomenal tire. I'll likely replace...

Seeing that the Cinturato WeatherActive does not come in that size you must be looking at the Scorpion WeatherActive which has a section width of 9.6". Add 0.4" for the 1" increase over that tire's measured rim width and you get a 10.0" section width. That is not going to be stretched. Wheel...

Continental publishes a wheel width of 6.0-8.5 inches for the 235/65-r17 CC LX25. I'm a huge fan of Conti tires. You will be just fine on a 7-inch wheel. Yes, you may feel a very slight reduction in takeoff peppiness, but you may get better gas mileage as well with a bigger diameter tire. You...

Hey just saw your PM, replied.

I have both of these tires. The Pirellis on our CX-5 and the Conti's on my CX-50. The Conti's have better handling, but then they are lower profile (20" wheels). Both have much better ride than the original tires on the cars.

...and contrary to most low mileage claims, we got just over 40k miles on them before replacing. We replaced with Tire Rack top rated Pirelli Scorpion AS +3 and have no complaints. Have about 8k on them now, good handling dry and wet, quiet, and wearing well. Previously had the Conti DWS 06 on...

Any particular factors driving you towards the Pirelli? Good to know about hydroplaned resistance though. So CX-5 with them was more prone to hydroplaning?

Since they're asymmetrical, make sure they are installed correctly; inside/outside. Three of mine were installed incorrectly.

I just went through a similar search, looking for a three season tire. My choice was the PIRELLI P ZERO AS PLUS 3, (not the Scorpion variant). This was not just a tire change, but a wheel size change (19>18), so the results are muddied, but I am pleased with the choice. The most important...

Nice. Let me know how those go. Probably too late for another snow to test drive on the front range.

Replaced interior lights to LED...huge difference! New tires, Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3.

Try these. I have them and they are great in the rain. I previously had Hankook Kinergy and they were terrible in the rain...

I bought a set of these for my 2017 CX-5 back in December and have been very happy with them: Smooth and quiet, handle well plus I notice an mpg improvement as well.

...went to Carvana with my CX-5 (you can delete that Marketplace post if you'd like). I have another, even better slightly used tire (Pirelli Scorpion w/16k mi. on it) I'd also like to give away, but it's at my summer home in KY, so I will post that when I'm there next: June 2026. I will try...

Sorry for the triple post, just leaving some closure here. I decided to order up the Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3's that had $80 off a set of four. After reading tons of reviews and given the general positive sentiment here, decided to try them out. Kinda busy this week so scheduled to have them...