I have just started using them on my Prado D4D. Done only 1000 kms. Good handling. Had a long trip with no issues. Was bit concerned with fuel economy due to its rugged look, but it was similar to my previous Bridgestone ecopia. I love the look more than anything. Drives good. Not much noise. Happy with it. Let’s see how far I go. Fingers crossed.
just put these on my 2014 GMC sierra 1500, I am quite impressed by the traction, we just got about 2" of snow/slush this morning in MN and I felt very confident/safe driving
I’ve had these on my truck for over a year and for my 2002 Ford Expedition. I love these tires. They work wonderfully in aggressive off roading, in water and mud. We hardly had any snow last winter, for Jersey so I have to wait for this winter. They’re quiet on the road too. I will def get them again when it’s time to change them in the future. Update: went through this past winter in over a foot of snow in one storm and these tires had no problem going through the snow, in two wheel drive. I then put them in 4x4 going through a small mountain and of course, they did great. No wheel slippage at all.
You think these ATP tires and a Toyota RAV4 XLE can handle old "unimproved" Norvin Green Park roads of North Jersey (with enough clearance, of course...)...
@@musicom67 I don’t see why not. I haven’t been there yet, but isn’t it mostly rock trails? I think these would work just fine, but if you’re doing some more serious driving over and through some large rocks, a Kevlar lined side wall would be safer for you
@@WhatTheHeck1290 My truck is my family car, when my wife, 4 kids and I go out for the day. I’ve also taken it off roading and long distance drives from Jersey to Florida and then from Jersey to North Carolina. I currently have about 11,000-12,000 miles on these tires.
I have these tires in my 2020 RAV4, great performance off roads, on asphalt a quiet ride, and good performance on snow and ice, they handle pretty good the Calgary weather. Great product and are made in Brazil
I am looking for a Tire to put on my 22 XLE, I am on the east coast of Canada so need something good for the snow. I am just finding these now, I have just been thinking about ko2's or Wild peaks, but thinking i may like to try something different.
I had these on since March, they have turn a couple heads because they are good looking. Been great except a little sketchy stopping on slick roads. I’m sure they will be fine in snow but I’m getting dedicated winter tires living in Canada
Oh ok thanks for the view. I am in the Illinois area so we may get a couple of good snow days but most of the time the streets are plowed and salted. Looking forward to playing in the snow with these and doing some doughnuts. I love the look of these and people are surprised when they see that Pirelli makes them.
Minor correction: date code is WWYY, week and year of manufacture. Thanks for putting your impressions vid of these tires out there. How have these tires treated you in the winter? Wet traction?
Yeah everyone has been correcting me on this 😂. These has been great in the winter and wet traction. I even tried two wheel just to see. I have no complaints at all. Thank you so much for the view.
it is actually the week and the year. They were made the 1st week of 2020. Tires Manufactured Since 2000 Since 2000, the week and year the tire was produced has been provided by the last four digits of the Tire Identification Number with the 2 digits being used to identify the week immediately preceding the 2 digits used to identify the year.
those little humps won’t eject stones. I see some stones stuck in between the treads on your vid. Great tires nonetheless. Planning to put some on my R51.
Haven’t had a chance to video anything but I will say that the storm we just had didn’t have any negative effect on my driving. 9” snow on my driveway and I was able to pull right into my garage. In 4 wheel of course lol. Driving into Chicago and seeing cars off to the side stuck on unplowed city streets and I just go around them with no problems. I got a couple of evil eyes but hey it’s truck life baby!
Great tire, i have it on my 2020 ram 1500 sport classic, LT275/65/R20, 10 ply rated, again great tire no noise , great grip and pavement or mild off road
I'm on my second set of Pirelli's on my Ford Escape 265/70/16. Had the regular Scorpion AT's and got 70,000 miles on them. Now I have the AT+ with about 35,000 miles on them. Great tires, quiet and decent off road traction being in the Midwest they are good in snow as well. Had them off-road many times including Montana, California and Moab Utah. Have a 4Runner now with General Grabber ATx tires will consider the Scorpions when they wear out. The Pirelli's are standard equipment on many F150 off road packages, not a mud tire but in my opinion are a good compromise when using a vehicle mostly on pavement.
@@clintlicious They were good on rocks and pretty good in mud and loose dirt. Just got some Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT's for the 4Runner they are quiet and smooth. Look forward to getting them off road soon.
Thank you for the view! Yes the road noise is very minimal. For my daily driver and being on pavement 95% of the time is perfect for me. I’m my area its more snow than off road use so I was looking for a great all terrain with the rugged off road look. I bet they look bad ass on your Tacoma . Send me a pic if you can.
Good video. I just put a set on my 4Runner and these ride is so smooth but got to say I liked the Mickey's I had before better. The sidewalls feel weak in my opinion on these. I can feel sway in the steering response with normal tire pressure. Anyone else have that issue?
Thank you for the information and the view. I hope my video helped in your decision making. Check out my channel for other videos that may interest you. 👍🏽
@@neil08965 Im actually in Pittsburgh. Not a Pittsburgher though LOL from NY. In any event i actually cant wait for the first snow to test them out. Ill keep you updated.
Still the same ride so far. Nothing but good words to say about them. I was also a falken man before these but on a challenger and previous cars. Anyways thanks for the view! Maybe I should post an update because I have had a few people ask lately.
@@twanballard I'm all for it! Lol. I think I had Falken on my charger RT years ago now that you mention it. But the Wildpeaks are definitely in my top 3 for all terrains, smoother riding than the Scorpions but I think the Scorpions are better off road and mud. Haven't tried them in snow yet..
They have a very quiet ride and wet traction is great so far. I assume that anything other than factory would be an improvement. I need more time for wet an snow traction to give more of an accurate review.
So far they have been a great tire. No issues as of yet but they are wearing so I’m curious to see how they hold up this winter. Would say about half tread left on them. Thank you for the view!
So far I am really happy with them. The snow here in Illinois had put them to the test and they have performed above my expectations. They look bad ass also lol. Thank you for the view and don’t forget to hit the like button so other can see it. Thanks.
I’m not really sure! I have never seen the worn down. That’s a good question and when I find out I will let you know. Thanks for the view and check out my other vids. 👍🏽
@@twanballard Do these tires make a lot of noise going 70+mph down the interstate? I currently have Bridgestone Revo 3 tires on my 2017 Ram 1500 and they are completely quiet until I go 70+mph. It gets kind of old driving 7+ hrs straight hearing them drone
I have had only one issue when they broke traction and that was on an on ramp on the rain and it took it too fast. Other than that they have been great 👍🏽
From what I have seen online they make them in most common sizes but most tire shops will not have them in stock. I ordered mine through discount tire and it took a few days for them to ship in. The Scorpion All Terrain Plus is Pirelli's On-/Off- Road All-Terrain light truck tire developed for drivers of pickup trucks, crossovers, and SUVs who want a balanced blend of on-road civility with off-road capability. So check with your local shop online with the size and I am sure they can get them ordered for you. The only thing that I have noticed is that for the smaller sizes they did not offer the white letters. Make sure you ask if that’s something you are looking for.
The wife had KO2 on her jeep wrangler. I would say the ko2 is for the serious off roader and the Pirelli is for mostly street and occasional off roading. With the KO2 you can drive up a mountain with them and have no worries lol. For me it’s mostly pavement and the extreme winter of Illinois. It depends on your driving and what you like to do I guess. For me it’s the perfect tire.
Just put a set of these on my 4runner after reading the tirerack reviews. 285/70/17. As quiet as my old Hankook Dynapros but much more road feel and MUCH better traction in the wet.
@@smokinezalez8819 I drive a 2020 tundra trd sport- I didn’t notice much difference on the highway noise. My wife said they are louder but the stock tires were more sport tires and I think that’s where the difference was. I would recommend them for snow/light mud and dirt. I’ve heard the sidewalls are not as strong so avoid rock crawling on a regular basis
@@smokinezalez8819 Falken has some good tires. I think the pirellis were cheaper at the time I bought them. I got the tires, balanced and mounted for like $950 through tire rack and pep boys
Indeed, their on-road grip in the wet is nothing short of outstanding or at least the previous ATX version s are, I hope they didn't change the compound with these.
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I have not exceed 90 😂 it’s a Silverado LT so I don’t think it can do over 100. To be honest a speed rating is something that I didn’t even look at when deciding to purchase these tires. If you are doing 150 I think you better switch from all terrain to a sport tire. Thank you for the view. Please hit the like button for me if you enjoyed it.
@@twanballard I mean km not mph 😂 I have 150-180 kmh without any problem on my Pajero on GY WranglerATSA+ (summer ATR tire) and also on Michelin Latitude Alpin tires (winter)
Yes. That is T speed index. Very good. I just order the same but different size 265 70 R16 😉 I wanted to keep the factory measure out of curiosity and see how it would behave. I have also good summer AT tires GY WranglerATSA +
What kind of vehicle? I have a 2012 Subaru Outback and would like a more capable tire than oem but don’t want a tire that is overweight. These tires tested well by Tire Rack.
Any AT tire will be heavier than stock All-season/highway tire... but these are one of the lightest (along with Cooper AT3 4S and Toyo Open Country A/T III). If you get a lighter than stock wheels and pair them with AT tires will have minimal gain of unsprung weight. I gained 4lbs going with 1" taller AT tire (Cooper AT3 4S) on lighter 22lb aftermarket wheel versus stock 25ish lb factory wheel with one of the lightest highway tires (Kumho Crugen HT51). Wanted the extra ground clearance and correct speedometer reading (32" tire size for Frontiers) - glad I did so. Have noticed slight decrease in acceleration and a slight drop in fuel mileage... would be less so if same sized diameter as stock. Just decided to upgrade wheels again, since 16" tires are getting harder to come by, 17" seems to be best selection. Ordered these Pirelli AT+ tires to go with 17" wheels that are 2lbs heavier than the lightweight 16" ones have been running... tires are same weight though, so change should be very minimal since weight difference is located closer to the hub and not the tires (which is a much worse thing). For your Outback, standard highway tire seems to be 25-27 lbs in 225/60-17 size. The Pirelli AT+ in 225/65-17 comes in @ 29lbs... and just under 1" taller at 28.5". That is the shortest diameter the Pirelli comes in for 17". So only a 2lb gain in tire weight with about 1/2" increase in ground clearance... could easily offset the weight with lighter wheels.
Well I can tell you that I am very impressed. I was following all the popular name brand all terrain tires and was this close to buying but I wanted something different. No one was talking about Pirelli because I guess the name didn’t fit the off road scene. Now that snow season is almost over here in Illinois I can tell you that they handle really well in the snow. Never lost control or fish tailed even when I tried. I hit corners hard, punched it at green lights, and braked hard at red lights. They handle really well compared to the factory tires I had on. Now with any tire being brand new the should handle well. It’s when they start to wear down will be the real test. So far it’s all I was looking for. Rugged sidewalk design, quiet ride, great handling in the snow ❄️. Two 👍🏽👍🏽
Pirelli along with BFG are the originators of the AT concept and both do it very weel however Pirelli look to have perfect the AT that is equally at home on the tarmac. I use my sedan (VY Commodore, google it) on gravel and dirt roads a lot and I tow close on the vehicle's limit (5000 pounds) pretty regularly on the tarmac so I use the original Scorpian ATX on the back and LT radials on the front. These are the best AT's I have ever fitted so I will safely assume (as many reviews have said) are even better. Their on-road grip is excellent, and their wet on-road grip is nothing short of exceptional giving little or nothing away to the run-of-the-mill road rubber. I am waiting with bated breath to see how much better these new versions are because the old ones are seriously that good giving me grip in circumstances that no 2WD should be capable of dealing with without a diff lock. BTW, the sidewall tread is helpful without reducing pressure as a sidewall that can grab rate as very useful in ruts giving traction on the walls of the rut.
Thank you for reporting on these tires. I want to put it on my Renegade Trailhawk, with the measure 22 / 65R17. th-cam.com/video/RwCSq5v20zw/w-d-xo.html
That I have not tried yet. Where I live we do not have any harsh terrain or trails. Thank you for the view. Make sure you check out my channel and other vids. 👍🏽
I have seen them recommend at 44psi which to me seems high but they are thicker and more reinforced than stock. Right now mine are at 38psi cool and warmed up 40psi.
Sorry to hear that you are having issues with yours. So far mine have been great. Make sure that your alignment is good. Never heard anyone say that theses tires made their vehicle drift. I just rotated mine so you can try that to see if it stops the drift or tire pressure. Anyway I appreciate the view. 👍🏽 hopefully once they wear I won’t get the drift you are experiencing.
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I have just started using them on my Prado D4D. Done only 1000 kms. Good handling. Had a long trip with no issues. Was bit concerned with fuel economy due to its rugged look, but it was similar to my previous Bridgestone ecopia. I love the look more than anything. Drives good. Not much noise. Happy with it. Let’s see how far I go. Fingers crossed.
just put these on my 2014 GMC sierra 1500, I am quite impressed by the traction, we just got about 2" of snow/slush this morning in MN and I felt very confident/safe driving
I’ve had these on my truck for over a year and for my 2002 Ford Expedition. I love these tires. They work wonderfully in aggressive off roading, in water and mud. We hardly had any snow last winter, for Jersey so I have to wait for this winter. They’re quiet on the road too. I will def get them again when it’s time to change them in the future.
Update: went through this past winter in over a foot of snow in one storm and these tires had no problem going through the snow, in two wheel drive.
I then put them in 4x4 going through a small mountain and of course, they did great. No wheel slippage at all.
Thank you for the view.
You think these ATP tires and a Toyota RAV4 XLE can handle old "unimproved" Norvin Green Park roads of North Jersey (with enough clearance, of course...)...
How much driving do you do? any updates?
@@musicom67 I don’t see why not. I haven’t been there yet, but isn’t it mostly rock trails?
I think these would work just fine, but if you’re doing some more serious driving over and through some large rocks, a Kevlar lined side wall would be safer for you
@@WhatTheHeck1290 My truck is my family car, when my wife, 4 kids and I go out for the day.
I’ve also taken it off roading and long distance drives from Jersey to Florida and then from Jersey to North Carolina.
I currently have about 11,000-12,000 miles on these tires.
I have these tires in my 2020 RAV4, great performance off roads, on asphalt a quiet ride, and good performance on snow and ice, they handle pretty good the Calgary weather. Great product and are made in Brazil
Thank you for the view!👍🏽
Brazil made is 10 x better than China
I am looking for a Tire to put on my 22 XLE, I am on the east coast of Canada so need something good for the snow. I am just finding these now, I have just been thinking about ko2's or Wild peaks, but thinking i may like to try something different.
@ZMOA2006 thanks for the info, currently looking at these for my 2022 RAV4.
I put these on my 2020 equinox. I am very happy with these tires.
I’ve been running pirelli scorpion A/T for years since I had my f150
Long term, how have your Perilli’s been holding out?
I believe the 01 in the date code is for the first week of 2020. You can find some with 3820 or 4223 etc.
I had these on since March, they have turn a couple heads because they are good looking. Been great except a little sketchy stopping on slick roads. I’m sure they will be fine in snow but I’m getting dedicated winter tires living in Canada
Oh ok thanks for the view. I am in the Illinois area so we may get a couple of good snow days but most of the time the streets are plowed and salted. Looking forward to playing in the snow with these and doing some doughnuts. I love the look of these and people are surprised when they see that Pirelli makes them.
Well maybe the compound has changed (tho I hope it has not) since the ATX as mine are superb in the wet on road.
Had sharp rock piece them between the treads while on a Forest service road. Make sure you air down.
Minor correction: date code is WWYY, week and year of manufacture. Thanks for putting your impressions vid of these tires out there. How have these tires treated you in the winter? Wet traction?
Yeah everyone has been correcting me on this 😂. These has been great in the winter and wet traction. I even tried two wheel just to see. I have no complaints at all. Thank you so much for the view.
it is actually the week and the year. They were made the 1st week of 2020.
Tires Manufactured Since 2000
Since 2000, the week and year the tire was produced has been provided by the last four digits of the Tire Identification Number with the 2 digits being used to identify the week immediately preceding the 2 digits used to identify the year.
Than you for the view. Check out my other vids and updates when you have a chance.
I've got these on my Silverado and I love them!!
Whats you mpgs like?
@@Racer57 to be honest I haven’t payed any attention to MPG sorry. Thank you for the view
Take my like. KMC Boneyards Black Milled Red & Pirelli Scorpions A/T. Premium wheels fitted with premium rubber. My man!
Thank you!
those little humps won’t eject stones. I see some stones stuck in between the treads on your vid. Great tires nonetheless. Planning to put some on my R51.
Just info I got from pirelli . Thanks for the view!
Hey im from the illinois area, my order comes in this weekend. If possible give us a test review of handling on unshovled snow.
Haven’t had a chance to video anything but I will say that the storm we just had didn’t have any negative effect on my driving. 9” snow on my driveway and I was able to pull right into my garage. In 4 wheel of course lol. Driving into Chicago and seeing cars off to the side stuck on unplowed city streets and I just go around them with no problems. I got a couple of evil eyes but hey it’s truck life baby!
Great tire, i have it on my 2020 ram 1500 sport classic, LT275/65/R20, 10 ply rated, again great tire no noise , great grip and pavement or mild off road
Hey I have the same truck a 2020 ram 1500 classic wondering if there is any rubbing going to that size ?
I'm on my second set of Pirelli's on my Ford Escape 265/70/16. Had the regular Scorpion AT's and got 70,000 miles on them. Now I have the AT+ with about 35,000 miles on them. Great tires, quiet and decent off road traction being in the Midwest they are good in snow as well. Had them off-road many times including Montana, California and Moab Utah. Have a 4Runner now with General Grabber ATx tires will consider the Scorpions when they wear out. The Pirelli's are standard equipment on many F150 off road packages, not a mud tire but in my opinion are a good compromise when using a vehicle mostly on pavement.
How did these perform in Moab specifically? Headed out there in April.
@@clintlicious They were good on rocks and pretty good in mud and loose dirt. Just got some Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT's for the 4Runner they are quiet and smooth. Look forward to getting them off road soon.
I put a set on my 2019 Tacoma. Size LT265/75/16
Road noise is very minimal if any.
Thank you for the view! Yes the road noise is very minimal. For my daily driver and being on pavement 95% of the time is perfect for me. I’m my area its more snow than off road use so I was looking for a great all terrain with the rugged off road look. I bet they look bad ass on your Tacoma . Send me a pic if you can.
Re: the date code 0120 - it is 1st week of 2020, not 1st month of 2020. Thinking of getting this tyre for my truck.
Good video. I just put a set on my 4Runner and these ride is so smooth but got to say I liked the Mickey's I had before better. The sidewalls feel weak in my opinion on these. I can feel sway in the steering response with normal tire pressure. Anyone else have that issue?
Actually the "0120" is first week of 2020. That way they can give a more exact date of manufacturer without adding more numerals to the molding firms.
Thank you for the information and the view. I hope my video helped in your decision making. Check out my channel for other videos that may interest you. 👍🏽
Yea those are hot!! my exact tire size too for my wrangler definitely getting them.
Thank you for the view! I will try to do reviews and updates on the wear and performance of them .
Did u end up getting the my Goodyear wrangler authority tires i have on my jk served me well during the 70k miles I've had em and I'm shopping around
@@neil08965 I sure did. Put them on last month
@@mikeh4650 gonna have to let me know how they do for ya in the snow ❄ I live in Pennsylvania and I don't want to be sitting in a ditch someplace haha
@@neil08965 Im actually in Pittsburgh. Not a Pittsburgher though LOL from NY. In any event i actually cant wait for the first snow to test them out. Ill keep you updated.
I wanna get these for my 2021 Toyota 4Runner
Great quiet tire on the road and so far excellent in the snow. Thank you for the view!
Buy them! Definitely worth the price
Did many rocks get stuck in the tread and get flung out at high speeds or were these tires pretty good in that regard? Thanks.
Just bought a set for my Xterra. But How’d you get the white letters?
Zaki Sadiqi it was actually an option when I looked on line. With or without white letters.
Great review! Helps me with my decision. Thanks.
How is the wear pattern on the Scorpion Plus 🤷🏾♂️
How often do rotate your tires & do you rebalance them when you rotate.
Any update? I just put these on my Ram 1500. Not as smooth riding as Falken Wildepeak AT3W's but they're still nice...
Still the same ride so far. Nothing but good words to say about them. I was also a falken man before these but on a challenger and previous cars. Anyways thanks for the view! Maybe I should post an update because I have had a few people ask lately.
@@twanballard I'm all for it! Lol. I think I had Falken on my charger RT years ago now that you mention it. But the Wildpeaks are definitely in my top 3 for all terrains, smoother riding than the Scorpions but I think the Scorpions are better off road and mud. Haven't tried them in snow yet..
Best tires worth every dollar 💪🏽🇮🇹
Good tires .not the best
I also just got my set but haven't put them on yet, how are the road noise and wet traction?
They have a very quiet ride and wet traction is great so far. I assume that anything other than factory would be an improvement. I need more time for wet an snow traction to give more of an accurate review.
just bought my secound set. nice beautiful tire
Looking into a set of these tires for my F 150. Just watched your video. Long term, how they holding up? Thanks.
So far they have been a great tire. No issues as of yet but they are wearing so I’m curious to see how they hold up this winter. Would say about half tread left on them. Thank you for the view!
I want to put those on my 2021 Toyota 4Runner
So far I am really happy with them. The snow here in Illinois had put them to the test and they have performed above my expectations. They look bad ass also lol. Thank you for the view and don’t forget to hit the like button so other can see it. Thanks.
The tires look amazing in combination with those rims!!
Do these tires have full depth sipes or do you lose the winter rating as the tire wears out?
I’m not really sure! I have never seen the worn down. That’s a good question and when I find out I will let you know. Thanks for the view and check out my other vids. 👍🏽
@@twanballard
Do these tires make a lot of noise going 70+mph down the interstate?
I currently have Bridgestone Revo 3 tires on my 2017 Ram 1500 and they are completely quiet until I go 70+mph. It gets kind of old driving 7+ hrs straight hearing them drone
Very quiet at all speeds 👍🏽
How now? Are you happy with AT+ 😊?
Can you record new video, new review..
Check out the rest of my videos on my channel. I did an update video a while ago.
Would you provide the model number of the rims? Thanks
XD 841 boneyards. -18 offset 20x10 Thanks for the view 👍🏽
How is the wet traction on tarmac?
I have had only one issue when they broke traction and that was on an on ramp on the rain and it took it too fast. Other than that they have been great 👍🏽
Would scorpion at plus tires fit on a awd Lincoln crossover mkx
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From what I have seen online they make them in most common sizes but most tire shops will not have them in stock. I ordered mine through discount tire and it took a few days for them to ship in. The Scorpion All Terrain Plus is Pirelli's On-/Off- Road All-Terrain light truck tire developed for drivers of pickup trucks, crossovers, and SUVs who want a balanced blend of on-road civility with off-road capability. So check with your local shop online with the size and I am sure they can get them ordered for you. The only thing that I have noticed is that for the smaller sizes they did not offer the white letters. Make sure you ask if that’s something you are looking for.
Why wouldn’t they?
Great review did you notice any different in fuel milage worth noting?
No I didn’t notice anything different in mileage. Thank you so much for the view and comment. 👍🏽
That's impressive👍
How much are they whats the size of yor tire
275/60/20 which I think should be a 33” tire according to charts online. The factory tires were a 31” so they added about an 1.5” to the lift lol.
I got mine from Discount tire and they were on sale for 200 a piece plus a 70 rebate and if you signed up for a credit account it was another 40 off.
How are these as compared to the KO2s both on road as well as off road?
The wife had KO2 on her jeep wrangler. I would say the ko2 is for the serious off roader and the Pirelli is for mostly street and occasional off roading. With the KO2 you can drive up a mountain with them and have no worries lol. For me it’s mostly pavement and the extreme winter of Illinois. It depends on your driving and what you like to do I guess. For me it’s the perfect tire.
Thanks for the view! 👍🏽
The White Letters are Standard or did you painted it by yourself in white ? Thanks
They were optional when I ordered them. Thank you so much for the view!
Just put a set of these on my 4runner after reading the tirerack reviews. 285/70/17. As quiet as my old Hankook Dynapros but much more road feel and MUCH better traction in the wet.
Hey just wondering how you think these handle on highway or speeds... wanna grab some but heard they get noisy at high speeds. How are your handling ?
@@smokinezalez8819 I drive a 2020 tundra trd sport- I didn’t notice much difference on the highway noise. My wife said they are louder but the stock tires were more sport tires and I think that’s where the difference was. I would recommend them for snow/light mud and dirt. I’ve heard the sidewalls are not as strong so avoid rock crawling on a regular basis
@@sethnewman1755 Right on man appreciate the response. Been leaning towards falken wildpeaks I keep hearing great things 👍🏼
@@smokinezalez8819 Falken has some good tires. I think the pirellis were cheaper at the time I bought them. I got the tires, balanced and mounted for like $950 through tire rack and pep boys
Indeed, their on-road grip in the wet is nothing short of outstanding or at least the previous ATX version s are, I hope they didn't change the compound with these.
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Are the sipes full depth?
Are you check this tires on higher speeds? 150...?
I have not exceed 90 😂 it’s a Silverado LT so I don’t think it can do over 100. To be honest a speed rating is something that I didn’t even look at when deciding to purchase these tires. If you are doing 150 I think you better switch from all terrain to a sport tire. Thank you for the view. Please hit the like button for me if you enjoyed it.
@@twanballard I mean km not mph 😂
I have 150-180 kmh without any problem on my Pajero on GY WranglerATSA+ (summer ATR tire) and also on Michelin Latitude Alpin tires (winter)
They are rated up to 118mph.
Yes. That is T speed index. Very good.
I just order the same but different size 265 70 R16 😉 I wanted to keep the factory measure out of curiosity and see how it would behave. I have also good summer AT tires GY WranglerATSA +
Tires arrived just today 👍 Very happy with AT+ ! 😎
Are these tires T or P rated?
What kind of vehicle? I have a 2012 Subaru Outback and would like a more capable tire than oem but don’t want a tire that is overweight.
These tires tested well by Tire Rack.
I have a 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500. So a little 4 wheel driving in the some mud mostly snow where I’m from. So far they have been awesome.
Any AT tire will be heavier than stock All-season/highway tire... but these are one of the lightest (along with Cooper AT3 4S and Toyo Open Country A/T III). If you get a lighter than stock wheels and pair them with AT tires will have minimal gain of unsprung weight. I gained 4lbs going with 1" taller AT tire (Cooper AT3 4S) on lighter 22lb aftermarket wheel versus stock 25ish lb factory wheel with one of the lightest highway tires (Kumho Crugen HT51). Wanted the extra ground clearance and correct speedometer reading (32" tire size for Frontiers) - glad I did so. Have noticed slight decrease in acceleration and a slight drop in fuel mileage... would be less so if same sized diameter as stock.
Just decided to upgrade wheels again, since 16" tires are getting harder to come by, 17" seems to be best selection. Ordered these Pirelli AT+ tires to go with 17" wheels that are 2lbs heavier than the lightweight 16" ones have been running... tires are same weight though, so change should be very minimal since weight difference is located closer to the hub and not the tires (which is a much worse thing).
For your Outback, standard highway tire seems to be 25-27 lbs in 225/60-17 size. The Pirelli AT+ in 225/65-17 comes in @ 29lbs... and just under 1" taller at 28.5". That is the shortest diameter the Pirelli comes in for 17". So only a 2lb gain in tire weight with about 1/2" increase in ground clearance... could easily offset the weight with lighter wheels.
@@twanballard -Thanks for the recommendation!
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Has anyone used in snow?
I have here in northern Illinois where we get a fair amount of snow. No issues at all. They performed as expected.
Would you buy them again?
Nice tire, are these E load 10 ply?
Thank you for the view! No these are not e load.
Pirelli has been making AT tires a long time dude
The model, rubber compound & tread design for these Scorpions was new in 2020.
Update?
Well I can tell you that I am very impressed. I was following all the popular name brand all terrain tires and was this close to buying but I wanted something different. No one was talking about Pirelli because I guess the name didn’t fit the off road scene. Now that snow season is almost over here in Illinois I can tell you that they handle really well in the snow. Never lost control or fish tailed even when I tried. I hit corners hard, punched it at green lights, and braked hard at red lights. They handle really well compared to the factory tires I had on. Now with any tire being brand new the should handle well. It’s when they start to wear down will be the real test. So far it’s all I was looking for. Rugged sidewalk design, quiet ride, great handling in the snow ❄️. Two 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you for the view !
What are those rims?
Pirelli along with BFG are the originators of the AT concept and both do it very weel however Pirelli look to have perfect the AT that is equally at home on the tarmac.
I use my sedan (VY Commodore, google it) on gravel and dirt roads a lot and I tow close on the vehicle's limit (5000 pounds) pretty regularly on the tarmac so I use the original Scorpian ATX on the back and LT radials on the front. These are the best AT's I have ever fitted so I will safely assume (as many reviews have said) are even better. Their on-road grip is excellent, and their wet on-road grip is nothing short of exceptional giving little or nothing away to the run-of-the-mill road rubber. I am waiting with bated breath to see how much better these new versions are because the old ones are seriously that good giving me grip in circumstances that no 2WD should be capable of dealing with without a diff lock.
BTW, the sidewall tread is helpful without reducing pressure as a sidewall that can grab rate as very useful in ruts giving traction on the walls of the rut.
Hi , have these affected your fuel consumption?
Not sure because I only drive 10 min to work. I don’t see any difference.
I have them on a Hyundai St hope 05
Sipes looks like they are only about 2/32 then they will probably turn into hockey pucks. I Hope not I would like to get a set
Thank you for reporting on these tires. I want to put it on my Renegade Trailhawk, with the measure 22 / 65R17. th-cam.com/video/RwCSq5v20zw/w-d-xo.html
That's the week and the year not the month and the year.
Are good for offroad?
That I have not tried yet. Where I live we do not have any harsh terrain or trails. Thank you for the view. Make sure you check out my channel and other vids. 👍🏽
I have seen them recommend at 44psi which to me seems high but they are thicker and more reinforced than stock. Right now mine are at 38psi cool and warmed up 40psi.
@@twanballard Do you use that amount on the road and for offroad 25 psi? thanks!
On road! I haven’t done any serious off roading where I needed to air down.
How are they on ice ??
No issues last winter. Thank you for the view and hit that like button. I also have other videos you can check out on my page. Thanks again!
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Made in Mexico!
Never really wondered where they were made but thanks for the info. Thank you for the view and check out my other vids. Hit that like button for me.
Wait till you get 20k miles on them they howl like a wolf in heat.
looks like grabber at3
These tires are horrible and it drift a lot
Sorry to hear that you are having issues with yours. So far mine have been great. Make sure that your alignment is good. Never heard anyone say that theses tires made their vehicle drift. I just rotated mine so you can try that to see if it stops the drift or tire pressure. Anyway I appreciate the view. 👍🏽 hopefully once they wear I won’t get the drift you are experiencing.