Pirelli Scorpion A/T Truck/SUV Tire

Pros: Off-road capable, on-road excellent
Cons: Limited snow-handling potential

Way back at the beginning of the summer, I'd decided to put new tires on my H onda Pilot. I was unhappy with the poor performance of the manufacturer-installed G oodyear Integrity ...

Pros: Value, Traction, Looks, Ride, Off Road Ability
Cons: NONE-Absolutely None

I recently purchased a new 2002 Jeep Liberty Limited 4X4. The stock tires that came with the vehicle were less than adequate, especially when it came time to venture off-road. I replaced them with the Yokohama Geolander AT II and had a few problems with...

Pros: Great Traction, Excellent handling, Modest Price
Cons: Nothing that I have experienced

I have used my Scorpion AT tires on my Passport for 40,000 miles on and off road from Missouri to the Off road trails in Ouray County Colorado and surrounding Area. In almost every type of weather and road condition. The treadwear has been consistent ...

Pros: Quiet comfortable ride and aggressive A/T look and feel. Good wet and dry traction.
Cons: Not the greatest in deep snow. Soft tread compound.

I've had these installed on my Suburban for the past year and 18,000 miles. These are the best all-around tires I have put on any of my trucks. I've had Goodyears, Firestones, BF Goodrichs, and Sport Kings. These Pirelli Scorpions continue to impress me...

Pros: Quiet, $95@ when I bought them
Cons: Wear, durability, traction

I don’t usually write reviews but this tire got me going. I have a Chevy ¾ ton truck with four wheel drive and I was under the impression this would be a good choice for both occasional off road use and snow. Within the first month, I had to be towed ...

Pros: Excellent traction in any conditions. Bullet proof sidewalls.
Cons: Wear is faster than some, but not bad

My 94 Ford Explorer has seen lots of miles (170K) and lots of abusive 4x4 trails (in Colorado and Texas). I've run Scorpions for about 70k miles since 1998 on wet and dry pavement, dirt, mud, ice, snow (up to 2 feet), and on wet and dry rocks (where t ...

Pros: Smooth ride, wet/snow traction, Quiet, all-around great performance
Cons: not a super-duper aggressive off-road only tire

I purchased these tires to replace my BFGoodrich All Terrian's. I have a 94 Ford Explorer 4 dr. And you fellow owners know how stiff that truck rides. The BFG had great snow traction (very important, i live in Lake Tahoe..alot of snow) and wear. But the...

Pros: Good looks, quiet ride, solid grip on dry and wet pavement.
Cons: Terrible on ice and in slush.

I put 31" Pirelli Scorpions on my 1997 Jeep Wrangler in hopes that they would perform better than the stock Goodyear Wranglers did in mud and slush. The Scorpions came through for me in the mud, but I would not recommend them as a winter tire.
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Pros: aggressive design, traction
Cons: none

One of my favorite LT tires is the Pirelli Scorpion A/T. The most popular size, 235/75/15, fits most trucks and SUVs. The tire's aggressive tread pattern gives it an excellent grip on the road, and the radial design of the circumfrential grooves gives...

Pros: Smooth, quiet ride, excellent traction in all road conditions
Cons: None

I own a 99' Ford Explorer Sport and had to find a replacement for the Wilderness AT's. I searched the web for several hours and almost every site had positive reviews on the Scorpions. I knew Pirelli had earned a solid reputation with their racing tires ...

Pros: 110% super traction in all conditions
Cons: none

These are probably the best tires out there for the money.Talk about incredible traction! These tires will get you through mud,they will plow through deep snow as if it was not even there! I have driven at 80mph in the heaviest of rain falls(in empty...

Pros: Value priced, good all-around performance
Cons: None

I had these tires mounted on my 1994 Rockwood conversion
van for about two years now.This past winter proved to me that these are a good all weather tire.I live in the northeast section of Pa. We can get our share of foul weather, the scorpion tires...

Pros: Great tires at a decent price.
Cons: Availability somewhat suspect.

Due to the recent tire problems of Firestone/Ford, whom are totally killing their hold on their respective businesses, I just didn't trust my old Wilderness AT tires regardless of where they were manufactured. I set out for new ones and found a great...

Pros: Great Off-road traction. Not loud, but not quiet.
Cons: Gets slippery as it wears. Not the best on snow and ice.

I drove on these tires to Central Mexico, Yellowstone, and to NY from the Bay Area in California in my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Overall noise was acceptable. Stock Wrangler HPs were much quieter. Because of the wide and deep grooves on the outside of...

Pros: Quiet. Great traction in bad weather.
Cons: None yet.

I had purchased a Ford Escape that had stock General tires. After blowing out two of the Generals on the freeway (front driver & front passenger), I decided to make a change in my tires.

Local tire shop suggested the Scorpions to me. I did...