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...my second purchase of another CX-5 2024, I decided to purchase new tires after 1,000 miles on the vehicle. I replaced them with Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3. It made a big difference in handling. One thing I liked about the Toyo's, they were very smooth and quiet. Road noise on the Pirelli are...

Thanks for the feedback. I am mostly sensible driver to some spirited driving but less so vs say 5-10 years ago lol. Now that I work from home full time for the last 2 years, I find my drives out I sort of default to a why is everyone in a rush method of driving a lot. 😂

I'll echo that choice. I moved to these Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3's not long after they were introduced in 2021 and have been absolutely delighted with my purchase. I had considered Michelin CC2's and Continental LX25's but the Pirelli's ticked all the boxes of what I was looking for in an All...

I remember trying to explain to you. I will explain again. You live in an area with bad roads. Mazda's are not designed for rough roads. Yes, it's a crossover, but it's priority still weighs slightly towards handling and good road feel. It's not a "comfort" tuned car. I already mentioned...

I like the Pirelli Scorpions. Put them on my 16 Touring. Good ride, good handling and after 20k they still have mucho tread.

Search this forum and you will find a fair amount of user review for that specific tire. (The pirelli scorpions as 3 plus). It is pretty much one of the go to tire on this forum. But i can’t comment on winter performance though, they are still only an all season tire and not really comparable to...

My other 2018 CX-5, I ran the A36 till it was time for a replacement. The A36 was a smooth ride. Traction was average. Once I purchased the 2024 CX-5, I wasted no time and purchased the Pirelli's. First thing I noticed, there was a bit more road noise. Aside from that, it's a great tire in...

I've still got my OEM Toyos at 45k miles on my 2021 CX-5. They're down to about 2/32" of tread so I will be replacing them shortly but I didn't think they were all that bad of a tire. Ae least they're evenly worn with only two rotations. Likely going with Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus3's next.

The stock 19"x7" with 225 55r19 tires is about 60-61lbs per corner. So pretty heavy. I switched to an 19"x 8.5" with 255 50r19 Michelin Pilot Sport tires and shaved about 11lbs per corner :) Steering response and handling was much improved.

I'm definitely getting those or Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3/ Michelin Primacy AS but those 2 are 17" and up. Primacy has acoustic foam but unsure if it'll cancel out or make minor differences. I love a supple ride and quieter. Yokohama Geolandar G91A are noisy and stiff 😔 😭

...in on 10,000 miles and getting pretty close to the wear bars already. Performance in the rain is a bit skittish now. I had a set of Pirelli Scorpions on my CX9 which were AWESOME! They performed well on dry roads, had great steering feel, were extremely capable on wet highways, were quiet...

...curious about was weight. I'm a big of a wheel/tire weight nerd. Stock 19s (19x7 et45) with the Toyos: 60.6lb PF01 18x8 et40 with Pirelli Scorpion A/S 3: 46.6lb So, a really significant weight savings, some additional improvement in ride, and WAY better tires. Lookung forward to seeing how...

I live in Atlantic Canada...definitely in the North, relative to the US. FYI, I bought my Pirelli Scorpion AS +3's at COSTCO.

Love the wheel lip protection. Pirelli Scorpion AS+3 tires I put on my MDX also have great lip protection. A must have.

X2 the OEM wheels are aircraft carrier anchors. I compared wheel/tire weights for 18, 19 and 20s. I settled with 19s with spun forged Enkies. With tire all three were darn close in weight. Also changed front and rear sway bars/end links, BC Racing coil overs and lowed 2" rear, 1.5" front with...

and...how do they work for you??

i was referring to the scorpions people keep mentioning. from what i can tell, most of the people buying them are in the south.

When it comes to snow, tires go so far. Driver ability is also taken into consideration. I drive a single axle Mack through all conditions. I live in the MSP metro area. I think the Pirelli Scorpion Weatheractive will do well for me. Thank you everyone.

...where there are a number of rough roads, although I never used those tires for winter. I replaced them earlier this year with Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3 which are much better in every aspect over the Yoko's (quieter, smoother, better grip in wet). Continental CrossContact LX25 seems to get...

...my taste - the PS4 AS is pretty close (better) and has insane grip which the Toyo doesnt have. MPG suffers a bit vs the Toyos. The Pirelli Scorpion 3 AS has a wider sidewall and protection of the rim (much more even than the PS4). I did notice it goes over potholes and maholes a tad better...