We ordered a new Jeep Grand Cherokee overland and one of the options was to upgrade to Pirelli scorpion Verde all season performance tires. We were told they were great tires. Well, first off its our 5th jeep, so we know the type of comfort that comes with this vehicle. We have 11000 km so far and they are great on smooth highway, but, the moment you drive on a road with even minor bumps,( like in our little town) you feel like you are driving an old dump truck. It's embarrassing having anyone in the vehicle unless you are the highway. So, now we have to spend $2000 on new tires 9 months after purchasing this overland. the size is 265/50 R20 107 V. Anyone else have this issue.

Replaced Bridgestone Duellers at 37000kms on Subaru Forester. Scorpians have very good grip wet and dry are quieter and give better fuel economy. Subaru also handles better, feeling steadier while cornering fast. So far I would buy again

The pirelli scorpion verde tires lasted 40k/2yrs before uneven wear and increased road noise. City driving and long distance driving but not winter driving(snow/ice). Rarely any mountain terrain. I’m not impressed with longevity and decline of tread(uneven). Tires were rotated, aligned/balance per recommendations.

The tire are good but I think Pirelli CINTURATO ALL SEASON PLUS are better tire for a Mini. If you have a Mini with OEM run flat summer. The CINTURATO ALL SEASON PLUS are out perform the OEM run flat summer tire on any condition like Wet, Dry, Noise, smoothness ect. Best tire I have ever owned.

Imagine driving on ice but with all the grip in the world! Say no more

got over 50K fronts worn more than rears - good grip on corners and in wet and on gravel roads - mostly run on blacktop and distance of 50 - 200 km trips. Probably have another 5K before needing replacement Thought that these low profiles are a lot noiser than Kuhmos I had on Toureg but have got used to the road noise on this Tiguan R series.

Feels like I’m driving around on off road tires. Extremely bumpy and lots of road noise in comparison to the previous Continental Cross Contact UHP

58000 on the fronts, 62000 on the rear. Drive like you want to get there normally .They last,grip and last again. Drive like a fool and no tire lasts.. Been on grass mud snow etc as well as motorways

Fitted on my Volvo XC60 120K Km. Now I have 170K Km and can drive 10K or even 15K more. Very quiet, excellent grip and handling and above all efficient on wet tarmac. Will definitely buy again!

Changed from Scorpion Zero. Improved grip and steering feel but reduced comfort and increased noise

Great tires, 4x4 Kuga 180, being a petrolhead and dont mind the odd spirited drive, I like to have confidence in my tires, having driven for some 60 years on many many different brands and type of tire, I can say these do nothing bad, and nothing brilliant, I found them good in the snow this winter, "really surprised me" I have not found any issue in the wet, I cant get them to let go even when driving beyond what they are made to do, and as for ice, without studs most tires are not great on the ice, so my summery, they are all weather tires, they will give you that little bit extra grip in the mud & snow, have found no issues in the wet, and found no issue under dry road conditions.

As a professional driver and ex Motor Technician these tires are the worst I can remember ever having fitted. The car has spent more time off the ground checking and double checking the wheel bearings because of the excessive road noise. This latest version of this tire seems to have an unforgiving hard compound, sounding more like an out and out off road tire. Will not revisit this tire in the future, and for once I'm hoping they wear out quickly.