Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Tire

[SpurrierSucks]

Anyone use? Thoughts and/or opinions on it. Looking to buy in a couple of weeks. Any other suggestions? Pirelli is $157 at Tire Rack right now.

[njjoe]

The SEARCH function is your friend.

Some question re buying tires online.

-njjoe

[SpurrierSucks]

Originally Posted by njjoe

The SEARCH function is your friend.

Some question re buying tires online.

-njjoe

Wow! Thanks for being so helpful.

[njjoe]

Originally Posted by SpurrierSucks

Wow! Thanks for being so helpful.

Your first question in the post was "Anyone use?" regarding the tire in question. I directed you to another member who recently purchased the tires. What more did you want?

-njjoe

[Bambus]

Just bought a set of Pirelli Scorpion Verde. Whole US is backordered with the MO size ( 235/65/18), so i went to the next best size without a price difference ( 245/60/18 ) - they had those in stock. I paid $820 OTD installed. ( in US ). I know the ideal upsize for our MO is 255/60/18, but those were $200 more because of the bigger tread size.
First 1000km is awesome. Super quiet, smooth, a lot more responsive steering, good spirited cornering. It has 4 big channels for water dispursion and it is awesome in rain ( drove 100 miles in constant heavy rain without ever feeling the tire braking contact with road ). I live in Ontario, Canada so we will see how it handles moderate to heavy snow in a couple of months.
It is #1 tire in its category, and Tire Rack rating is great for snow, but looking a the tread pattern I don't expect it to be on par with the ratings. I will find out and report soon.

[dustmaker]

Originally Posted by Bambus

Just bought a set of Pirelli Scorpion Verde. Whole US is backordered with the MO size ( 235/65/18), so i went to the next best size without a price difference ( 245/60/18 ) - they had those in stock. I paid $820 OTD installed. ( in US ). I know the ideal upsize for our MO is 255/60/18, but those were $200 more because of the bigger tread size.
First 1000km is awesome. Super quiet, smooth, a lot more responsive steering, good spirited cornering. It has 4 big channels for water dispursion and it is awesome in rain ( drove 100 miles in constant heavy rain without ever feeling the tire braking contact with road ). I live in Ontario, Canada so we will see how it handles moderate to heavy snow in a couple of months.
It is #1 tire in its category, and Tire Rack rating is great for snow, but looking a the tread pattern I don't expect it to be on par with the ratings. I will find out and report soon.

Well. Lets hear it. What do you think overall? I am going to be switching, very soon, from the Yokohama YK520 (yeah, I know...)

[HVT]

After doing a LOT of research, I just had my dealer order me a set of the Pirelli Scorpion Verdes. I was able to get the OEM size thankfully. I'll let you all know how they are once installed. It was really a toss up between them and the Yoko pradas. The Verdes had a slightly better review and specs and longer lasting so...we'll see.

[BillArf]

$60 rebate offer on the Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season tires right now.

Complete this original form and send it along with the original dated cash register receipt dated between 03/01/2013 and 04/14/2013 for
the purchase of any new set of four (4) select qualifying Pirelli tires.

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/pd...RebateForm.pdf

Also, you can buy 4, Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season tires from Discount Tire Direct right now, for $740 total delivered. No tax and free shipping.

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