Solosnavy
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wondering if anyone is running Pirelli Scorpion A/T Plus tires. if so what do you think? what type of conditions you driving in?
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Pirelli Scorpion A/T Plus, Anyone running these? OffRoad
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Billy James
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Anyone? I just started looking at these online. I like the look and the reviews aren't bad. I might give them a try. Right now I'm trying to decide among Cooper AT3 XLT, Continental Terrain Contact A/t, and the Pirelli Scorpion A/T Plus.
Solosnavy
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I had the continental on my '13 2wheel drive and i loved them great in the rain decent on fire roads
PorBoy
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These are what’s currently on the truck.
Rogues Gambit
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How do ya like 'em?
PorBoy
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I like them much better now that I am running them at 38psi.
Jako
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Had Pirellis (not sure of style) on my 94 Ford Explorer thanks to Firestone/Ford rollover settlement. Tires were great (handling, longevity) and I believe they improved my mpg.
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What pressure were you running before? Do you like them better a 38 psi because is harder, softer, handles better?
PorBoy
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I was running them at 36 and yes it feels more planted and the ride is less pronounced.
Rogues Gambit
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Have to ask, how are they in the wet and snow?
Pirelli's always seemed sketchy from personal experience and from people I know
Pirelli's always seemed sketchy from personal experience and from people I know
Bearman95
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They certainly have good reviews! I ran them on a Ford F150 a few years ago and they seem to be OK. I’m talking about Perelli. Reviews I have seen are on the Perelli all-terrain plus Which I plan on buying after I get a few miles on the bridge stone. There doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with the Bridgestone dueler,I just completed a 2000 mile trip and they were as quiet as a mouse as well as the truck. I have a 2020 Laramie sport.
Rogues Gambit
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How where they in the rain?
Bearman95
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They seem to be OK. But that was about 10 years ago. I have no personal experience at all with a Perrelli alterain plus. Google the reviews, that’s what I did. According to other people they are good in the rain.
luisito98
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i have cooper at3 xlt and love them i tow with my truck everyday and got the same stock size and no complains whatsoever!
Bearman95
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I installed Perelli scorpion all-terrain plus On my Laramie sport 4 x 4 last week and have driven a couple of hundred miles on them over the weekend. 275/60/20. Great tires and quieter than the bridge stones that came on The truck, firmer ride but not rough. No more bouncy feeling like the bridge stones.
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Willwork4truck
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Not on the RAM but yes on my 2014 Ford. Good snow traction from the storms I have driven through. Not very noisy, and seem to wear pretty well. I did lose a tire due to a sidewall cut (they aren't that strong) but otherwise I'd say they are a pretty good bet. I'm on my 2nd set and would get them for the third unless Discount Tire has some real super alternative when that time comes.
Solosnavy
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looks good!..... IS your truck stock height? just trying to get a sense of how mine would look. with that set up.
Willwork4truck
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Isn’t that quite an improvement from the side by side tire shot! Way better looking IMO.
