Search results for query: Pirelli Scorpion

See the Pirelli Scorpion AS thread(s).

Seat of the pants impression, the CX90 feels a little faster that the CX9 did off the line. I’m sure extra gears in the 8 speed and the boost from the electric motors help. RWD helps too. Under full throttle the CX9 could chirp the tires. The CX90 just squats back and grabs the asphalt. On...

Glad to hear you're liking the Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3's on a CX-5; I've had them on my wife's Volvo XC-60 for almost 2 years now and I'm very pleased with them also. I've got 40k on my OEM Toyo's and I'll probably get another 5k or so out of them before I get the Pirellis's. The A36's are...

Likewise time & mileage. I just dislike the OEM Toyo's. PA state inspection allows down to 2/32 but I always replace before then. I put Conti LX25 on my wife's 2018 Outback & have been very pleased with them. Probably will put them on my GTR. Either the Conti's or Pirelli Scorpion All Season Plus 3.

I had to switch to Pirelly Scorpion AS 3 as they work better in harsh conditions. Compared to Toyo A36: - much better handling in snow / rain - noise level - they do make noise, it's different compared to A36, and weirdly I can't tell if it's more or less loud, but it's comfortable - I liked the...

I just put a set of Pirelli Scorpion A/S 3 on our CX9. Very happy with performance.

Same for me...19" for summer and 17" winters. My summers are Pirelli Scorpion AS +3's, and my winters are Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2's. Best tires, hands down!!!

Nice. Which Pirelli Scorpion's specifically did you go with? I'm looking to replace my OE ones very soon. Thanks.

the OEM tires only had 1/32" of wear in 22,300 miles? that's hard to believe. those are usually at the wear bars at 30-36k miles

No, I agree.

Wow these Pirelli Scorpions look like the best of them all. Very impressive and that's based on 5.9M miles reported. Thanks for bringing them to my attention. They actually have the highest rating for ride comfort and noise as well as dry/wet traction and tread life. I think I'll go with them.

Haha this is an amazing offer but unfortunately I live in Southern California so nowhere on this route. Did you notice any negatives related to having one new tire on there? Based on that mileage you drive quite a bit more than I do, that 9400 miles would take me 2 years at this rate.

I don't know if any web sites list a particular spec for the rolling resistance, but I've heard that one characteristic of LRR tires is that they might be lightweight compared to other tires.

Great review…dont overlook pirellis, best overall and a lot cheaper. personall, I had the AS scorpions, but this review is for higher performance tires. https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/testDisplay.jsp?ttid=266

Try Walmart for the pirelli scorpions. I bought them on rollback last November, I think it was about $125/tire, quite a deal.

Just swapped the stock Toyo's for Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3. If you search, there's a number of threads on these - many others have too. Ride has substantially improved, with no impact on handling. Plus, they are relatively cheap for a brand tire. See: Search results for query: Pirelli...

...the road surface is bad. Now, on to the tires in case anyone is interested about the comparison between Michelin Defender LTX and Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3. Pirellis are definitely quieter, handle better and are more stable at high speeds. Overall, it’s a better and more suitable tire for...

How odd...my OEM Toyos, removed today, had 5/32 on them, after just under 32k miles. Anyhoo, you got a lot better deal on your Pirellis than did I!

You did not buy the tire in this thread. Pirelli launched the Scorpion AS Plus 3 all-season tire on May 17, 2021. You may have gotten Pirellis but not the AS Plus 3.

I bought Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3's last year to replace the oem Toyo's that had worn out. After comparing the ratings on the Michelin CC2, Conti LX25 and Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3 the Pirelli's won out. I am extremely happy with them after a year. P.S. I ran Micheli Premier LTX's several...