The tires came just today! Wooooow! What a difference Very smooth , very very quiet! It was raining today. Top safe ride even in corners! The tires are fascinating and I would say unique in the entire AT category. I drove many tires from many other brands but these tires really impressed me. No aquaplaning. No way! All the water goes to the side. What I immediately noticed is that I have complete control over the steering wheel, very very soft steering and the steering wheel is now so stable that you can leave it without hands on a straight road! I tried it and I’m thrilled. This immediately showed me that the tires are extremely stable, precise and keep their direction without touching steering wheel! Exactly what matters in driving. Control. The other thing I felt while driving was the softness of crossing over potholes and bumps on the asphalt. What a tire! Maaan. I can feel and see exactly what the engineers have built into these tires. I am very satisfied even much much more! Very veeeery good tire. Size is 265 70 R16 112T and come from Brasil.

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

That's a great review, thanks mate! Good to hear that they're excellent performers all around the world 👍

@hxkdneuxbxjdidndnxj

3 жыл бұрын

thanks for your comment - the info on how they handle rough asphalt (bumps, potholes, patches) is exactly what I was looking for

@mediadesignppg

3 жыл бұрын

@@hxkdneuxbxjdidndnxj 👍 now I see some other review about this tires and long term use...about from 120k km - 160k km!!! Incredible mileage/km

I have had these on my Ute for about 3 years. Great tyre, no compromise in the wet, plenty of traction when off road and solid on road. I would 100% get these again

Just ordered these for my VW Touareg. I mainly do bitumen and gravel road driving in remote WA. These are my second set of scorpion ATs. Highly recommend them!

Thanks for the 10k update Jared, they look to cope well in the mud, was thinking about getting the bfg ko2 tyres but looking at these now

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Dave! There's a few different options out there now that are all pretty awesome considering where we were at even 5 - 10 years ago.

@Gustavo-et5tf

3 жыл бұрын

I have the ko2 and changing to these . Did you ever make the change ? And if you did how much of a difference

I’ve had this tire for 20k miles no complaints what so ever. I love this tire on and off road. I would definitely recommend and buy them again. Tread still looks new after 20k miles.

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback @Bishop09!

I have these tires on my 2020 Toyota RAV4 and they handle really good the winter here in Alberta, good traction on the snow and ice as well good rides on extremely low temperatures definitely I will buy them again

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds ideal for that sort of territory 👍

I have had AT+ on my BTfiddy for a while now, towing a caravan GCM 5200kg around Australia, 52k so far on this set, awesome tyre off road and very stable in the wet. Got to some remote spots around Tassy and west coast no problems. They still have a way to go before hitting the tread replacement line. 👍🏻

@TyreReviewVideos

Жыл бұрын

That's great Craig! Isn't Tassie the most awesome place? I think the AT+ still rates amongst my most favourite tyres I've driven on in the last few years. If you're keen, make sure you leave a review for them on www.tyrereview.com.au, as then it'll be in the database to inform others forever more, plus you'll go in the running to win a fuel card 🤘

Thanks Jared, just ordered a set from Costco for my 2015 Ford F-150. Great to hear your endorsement and with other research I've done. My buddy has K02s (they're everywhere) and they are noisy on the highway and wearing quicker than they had hoped. I got 80,000 km out of my Goodyear Wranglers which have worn well and included 15,000 km while towing a 7,000lb RV. I was pleased with them, but they weren't the best in snow. I am looking forward to putting these Pirelli's to the test and doing a review on my channel in the winter.

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Sweet as, let me know how you go with them over the long run 👍

@briansmiley4472

3 жыл бұрын

Looking to purchase for the same vehicle from Costco. Would you recommend?

@LifeonOURtime

3 жыл бұрын

Brian Smiley we have been happy with the tires.

@dolmar7900

2 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos goodyear wrangler adventure or pirelli scorpion AT+ ??

@TyreReviewVideos

2 жыл бұрын

@@dolmar7900 I haven't had the chance to do a long term review on the Wranglers, so I can't really comment on them directly, but the AT+ certainly ticked my boxes when I did the long term on them 👍

I spend a lot of time on dirt with my Commodore VY wagon and run these on the rear. On blacktop they are quiet, grippy and perform well wet or dry (wet grip is outstanding). On dirt roads or tracks they are equally superb with far more grip than the AT pattern would indicate. I can push thru stuff that should stop a 2wd in its tracks without even turning the traction control off (VY traction control is useless on wet dirt/mud, you go nowhere). Great job Pirelli!

@TyreReviewVideos

2 жыл бұрын

That's wicked Marvin! If you can, please review them on the website and chuck up a photo, as I'd be keen to see your rig 💪💪 Head to www.tyrereview.com.au What actual size are you running? And what are you running on the front? I'm really curious now!

Just order a set of these for my daihatsu terios many thanks 👍

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Go the Terios! Wow!

Duuude finally a budget tire that is good quality. I like to run 35 x 12s on my truck and can’t find nothing under 360 a tire that is decent. Except these. Found em for $214 a tire

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Good to hear! Let us know how you go with them after a couple of months 👍

Subbed =) since you delivered your 10k promise

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, I value that :)

thanks for your review! You mention they are not as comfortable, but what are you comparing them to? This tyre makes a lot of sense for my application, but comfort is something I'm prioritising.

Hey they do feel smoother on bumps than my old Michelin Energy so they are nice on bumps. Also they are Mud rated as well .

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

Trying to decide between these and the Cooper Discoverer AT3 LT. Tires are going on a f150 work truck so needs to be an LT tire. I'm based in Vancouver Canada so wet weather and snow performance are top priorities. Only "off roading" would be on unpaved construction sites.

Just got my second set after putting around 80k on the first ones. Can’t fault them!

@TyreReviewVideos

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear Jamie! If you're keen, make sure you leave a review on www.tyrereview.com.au, as then it'll be in the database to inform others forever more, plus you'll go in the running to win a fuel card 🤘

Hi, I just order ScorpysAT+ . Great review!! I see many many similar tires (atr) on real test, NOT paid propaga! and this tires is on my 1st wish place (about balanced tires for all things! ) When come I try to recording some video review. Also I have older winter tires Michelin Latitude Alpin (check my videos about that).

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one! I'll check out your review when you post it 👍

@mediadesignppg

3 жыл бұрын

AT+ just arrived on my old car 😇😎

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one!

Would you recommend SL or E rated version of these?

Great channel, thanks. The scorpion AT+ is currently my top choice for a 2007 Range Rover. Which of these options would give the most comfortable ride? The tread will give me what I need for gravel, mud and light snow. The complicated bit is working out the relationship between sidewall and load index. Which combo gives best on road ride? And yes, I realise they are different diameters. But that is OK. 255/55/19 111H 275/55/20 113T 285/50/20 116T Looking forward to your comments.

@TyreReviewVideos

Жыл бұрын

Hey Doctor, if ride is key, then the deeper the sidewall, the more comfortable they'll be. The second tyre you posted has a sidewall that's 7.8% bigger than the first, even though it's on a taller rim, because it's actually about 6% bigger overall. The other influencing factor is load rating, but they're all pretty similar, with the first one having the lowest load... so that *may* make it slightly more comfortable. For my money, I'd go the second ones (275/55R20) as they're bigger (more clearance) and have a similar load rating 👍

What would you prefer: pirelli all terrain plus or the falken wild peaks at3

Hey mate just got these for my 4wd have hit a few kerbs which seem to leave marks on the tyre sidewalls and also took a bit of rubber off.Did not have issue with that on my earlier falken so do these have softer sidewall?

How would you compare the pirelli against The yokohoma geolandar go15?

Hi there, between these Scorpion AT + and the Nitto Grappler ATR ? can you do a quick comparison, Which tyres will be 1. quieter on Road , 2. last longer, 3. Better grip in Dry & Wet, 4. Better suited to snow conditions, 5. Value for money ( what should we expect to roughly pay/tyre ) 6. Perform in general Offroad conditions, Dry dirt, rocky terrain, sand and then Muddy wet tracks and finally rocks. For me, I use my Amarok V6 with 18" standard VW wheels mainly as a daily driver with tools in the back and ladders on the roof and occasionally on bush tracks going to a from fishing spots down and up the coast with a bit of beach driving. I take it to the snow 1 week a year and tow a 2.5T tipper trailer usually twice or three times a month to job sites and off to the tip. please try to help where you can so I can try make the right decision. thank you in advance. Chris

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Hi mate, I don't have any experience on the Terra Grappler, so all I can say is that from your list the Pirelli would generally tick all those boxes with ease, and I've had good feedback from folks with Amaroks who drive on these tyres 👍

Hi there, could you give me an idea of these verse the Wildpeak AT3 non LT? I'm wanting tire for a NEW Pajero Sport that aren't too heavy, small off road, mostly on road use.

I wonder if the snow focussed sipes would slowly shred the tyres doing lots of rocky outback dirt roads?

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

I don't reckon they would, as they didn't show much signs of wear during my mistreatment of them. Potentially after some serious long term driving, but other reviews have been really positive for long term wear: www.tyrereview.com.au/pirelli-scorpion-all-terrain-plus-reviews

@nathansharma87

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos true. Trust in the engineering and feedback 👍

Took your "thoroughly recommend" rating and installed a set of these on my LR Freelander 2. Will update you all once i have put some miles under my belt with them. Initial reaction..they look and feel tough as nails. Itching to try them on some snow, dirt and gravel tracks....

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome, that's great! Let us know how you go with them after you've got some K's under your belt on www.tyrereview.com.au

@davetaylor5501

3 жыл бұрын

I too have a Freelander 2 and looking for some tyres that are good on and off road (mainly on road) how are you getting on with them?

@u087183

3 жыл бұрын

Dave Taylor Hi, I am simply loving these tyres...can say no regrets at all. Have driven nearly 15,000 km on tarmac, gravel and grass and slick surfaces and tons of water drenched roads. Never failed to impress. Caveat: I am a cautious driver and drive sensibly and not prone to doing drifts etc. No experience on snow or ice as yet though so can’t comment on the suitability on tires for those conditions.

Hope u see this video before middle week cause i am having my maverick and want to change stock atr pireli, i will do 70 pavement city road,vs maybe winter rain, snow vacacyion off road if needed. Stock are 225 65 r17 31lb atr oirelli, and i am between rhis pirelli plus or the falken at3 in 235 65 r17 wich its weight is only 31.1 the same as stock atr. I think the at3 are somehow better all rounfd than pireli plus but dont know about the noise ....could it be to much? What would be the best solution. Ps. Maverick tremor come with 235 65 r17 tehy could easily have gotten 245 but inguess the weight of the 235 [31lb]vs 39 [245] decide to stock with the 235

Hey Jared if you have to pick one all-terrain which one would it be I don’t want the sponsors to get upset but can you pick one

@TyreReviewVideos

Жыл бұрын

Haha, no sponsors here! It really comes down to what I'll be using them for. If it's more road oriented, maybe the Pirelli Scorpion AT+, but I'm leading towards the aggressive AT end of the spectrum these days, so it'd be a face off between all of those - Nitto Ridge Grappler, Toyo Open Country RT, Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT, Maxxis RAZR etc. That's the fun thing, everyone is so different in how we use it and what vehicle we put them on, and we get to make a new choice every three years or so 👍

Thanks for the review. How would you compare it to the BFG TA KO2?

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Hey guys, I haven't had a huge amount of time on the K02, so wouldn't be able to make an educated statement on it just yet. Watch this space though :)

@pimpovic2

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos 4 months later can you compare yet? I'm looking to replace my Wildpeaks after 19k miles and still be able to sell them second hand. I'm not happy with their snow performance. The Scorpion ATR+ is high on my list. Curious to know the comparison against KO2 which I've had before the Wildpeaks.

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Hi mate, I still haven't tried the K02's yet, but the AT+ are still one of my top tyres I've tested so far, I'll have to get a set soon, as they're the benchmark 👍

@pimpovic2

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos I'd definitely like to see a comparison between the 2, with real experience. I'm not a fan of the second hand stories. To be honest most of the miles put on by most drivers are on road, with a smaller percentage of off road. The ATR+ sounds promising in that regard.

@Icutmetal

4 жыл бұрын

pimpovic2 I agree with your comment on typical online reviews. I want to see head to head, unbiased feedback.

@tyrereview in side by side comparison Pirelli scorpion all terrain plus vs Falken wildpeak AT3w which tyre excels in which areas? On-road, off road, wet, dry, noise?? And which would you choice for your SUV?

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Hi mate, first up, they're both great tyres. You won't go far wrong with either. The two (maybe three) areas in which the Pirelli pips the Falken are road noise, where the Pirelli was quieter in the long run than the Falken, the Pirelli held the road better in the wet on my dual cab ute as well (this was before I started working this sort of discussion into the long term tests), and the dry road traction and "feel" with the Pirelli is spectactular too. The Falken was great, and I actually took it on a race track, but the Pirelli was just better in terms of feel and traction. Hope that helps! ~Jared

@jonathanmcgrath8074

3 жыл бұрын

Tyre Review thanks Jared. Great summary and I think some key points (minor advantages), that suit my purposes. Cheers,

@jonathanmcgrath8074

3 жыл бұрын

Tyre Review FYI currently got 275/45/20 Cooper LTZ that have gotten pretty noisey. I’m going to switch to 245/65/17 pirelli AT+. Figured I’ll be giving up a little bit of on road performance but gaining a whole lot more advantages.

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

I'd be interested to hear how you go after a couple of months of use. I pushed the Pirelli's seriously hard on the road, and had no complaints about them after 10,000km. Keep in mind that you're best to rotate your tyres every 10,000km as well, which might help with any future noise issues.

What PSI did you drop them down to on the sand?

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Generally 16 to start off with, then down to 12 if the going gets soft 👍

Hey man! What about the sidewall strength?

@TyreReviewVideos

Жыл бұрын

Yo Delhi, they're a two ply sidewall tyre, so not as strong as the three ply jobs, but I certainly didn't have a problem, and on one of the tracks we went on when filming this one of the guys tore a hole in his sidewall. It was a pretty solid hit though 😬

Not gonna lie. I could not tell if you were saying "Don't really recommend" or "Thoroughly recommend". Half the time I heard it one way and the other the other way. By the end I was like well this is confusing. He loves and hates them? lol Good Review once I got the crap out of my ears.

@TyreReviewVideos

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, thanks for your patience mate! I've learned to enunciate my words a little more since we made this one!

@leonitasmaximus4004

2 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos Oh I thought it was more my inability to hear correctly.. :) You did a great job and thanks for video. It helped me pick these as my next set of tires.

Hi Jarred, How do these compare to the Falken Wildpeak AT3 that you've also done a long term review of? Which is better on/ offroad? Comfort? Noise? etc? Both tyres look great and as I want a set of 5, I want t ensure I get the right ones.

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

Hey mate, you won't go wrong with either of them I reckon. I found the Pirelli a little more comfortable, and better if you're pushing the tyres hard on the road, but the Falkens are more aggressive on the sidewall and have more road presence. The Pirellis were marginally quieter than the Falkens at the end of the 10k km, too, but both were a heck of a lot better than many other tyres... For example I had a Toyota Corolla rental car the other day that was so flippin noisy inside that both of these seemed like they were silent in comparison. Off road I'd be confident taking either on most tracks. If cash was no issue I'd personally get five Pirellis, but the Falkens are usually a bit cheaper, so might be easier on the wallet. Hope that helped? 😁

@ryanhodder4640

5 жыл бұрын

That helps, thanks Jarred! Price wise, I don't think there's much in it between to two for 5 tyres, I was edging towards the Pirelli's, but I did have a set of the Falken AT2 on my previous car which were fantastic, and the At3 look like they've addresses the issues on V2. I think I'll give the Pirelli's a go!

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome, make sure you add your review after you've used them for a bit 👍 ~Jared

@ryanhodder4640

5 жыл бұрын

More than happy to. Can even do a review or the Falken Wildpeak AT2s, as I had them for 120,000km on a set of 4!

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

The more reviews the better - that's a pretty good run!

Are these tires as good as Bridgestone Blizzaks? I have those in storage for winter as they have better ice handling.

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Hey mate, I'd say they're different tyres for different purposes. I haven't come across them before (we don't have much call for pure winter tyres here in Australia!), but the Blizzaks are dedicated winter tyres, while the Scorpions are an all season tyre that has the 3PMSF rating, so can also perform reasonably well in the winter. I'd go out on a limb, though, and say that they wouldn't perform as well in snow and ice as a dedicated winter tyre. It'd be interesting to test, though!

@c.curmudgeon2834

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos The consensus seems to be the same as you're guessing, I asked at the shop that installed my tires today and they advised that I swap my tires to full winter tires once the snow starts to fly. (I live in Canada next to mountains.)

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Good to hear! You'll have the best of both worlds, really. In case you get caught in the white stuff when you've still got the Pirelli's on, you'll still be able to have some reasonable traction 👍

@c.curmudgeon2834

4 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos Maybe I'm pushing my luck, I'm heading back to the same mountain pass area where I initially had my flat to see how they compare.

@TyreReviewVideos

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome! What tyre did you have on when you got the puncture?

How deep is the siping cut? Full depth of the treadblock?

@TyreReviewVideos

2 жыл бұрын

Hey mate, just had a look at the one we have in the warehouse and in the middle of the block, it's pretty much full depth. They don't really cut through to the outside of the block though, which is potentially a good thing.

@KTMsoldier1988

2 жыл бұрын

@@TyreReviewVideos appreciate the reply! How would you compare this tire to the Falken Wildpeak AT3W which is a tire i previously ran and loved for the winters in my area but they have gone up in price considerably!

@TyreReviewVideos

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't use it in serious snow/ice etc, but from my usage I would say they're pretty similar, but if held over a barrel I'd go the Pirelli's, as they have better road holding ability, and stayed quieter, longer 👍👍

Hi Jarred, as I'm going to drive an amateur rally through northern Africa I'm looking for a really tough tyre. The favorites are the Pirelli Scorpion AT+, the KO2's as well as the Nokian Rotiiva AT plus. Which one would you recommend in terms of punctureproofness?

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

Hey mate, that sounds awesome! Something to look at would be the balance between the load rating and the conformability of the tyre... if that's even a proper word. But basically, the higher the load rating, the more "plies" it has (which is an old school term, and they've moved away from that), which means it'll be more puncture resistant than exactly the same tyre with a lower load rating. The thing about higher load ratings is that they're less comfortable. For example, the other day we had two Toyota Hilux's, one with the Yokohama Mud Terrain, the other with the Yokohama All Terrain. Both were inflated to 16psi, and the AT was bagging out nicely, while the MT looked like it still had 34psi in it, it was so flippin solid. Ride quality on the MT's was rubbish as well, so that is the trade off between toughness and comfort. I can't really comment on the long term toughness of the tyres you mentioned, and haven't actually come across the Rotiiva before (they're not common in Australia, apart from the occasional winter tyre), but it could be worth having a look at our Best All Terrain Tyres page, which I've sorted at the link below by tread wear and off road ratings - you can fiddle with that if you want, the buttons in the top right of the listings. www.tyrereview.com.au/best-all-terrain-tyres-2019?page=1&orderby=rating&order=desc&orderAttributes%5B%5D=offroad&orderAttributes%5B%5D=treadwear Anyway, hopefully that's helped, and best of luck!

@nivuz

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate! Yes, that helps. Didn't have thought about taking load ratings into consideration regarding toughness. So, the Nokian Rotiiva AT plus wins this comparison with 123/120 (they use Aramid fibres in the sidewall) against the BFGs with 119/116 and the Pirelli ATR plus with 116. Thanks for the link. Regards

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a reasonable comparison based on load ratings, but I'd certainly take other opinions on board in terms of puncture resistance and general traction, too. Rock on 🤘

@Icutmetal

4 жыл бұрын

nivuz Yep, aramid is the generic term for Kevlar.

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What about the noise level when on road?

@dave216dx

5 жыл бұрын

venevivico Pirelli are saying quieter than the atr they replace but you only have to look at them and use your head to know that's total bs. Online everyone says they are super quite however all new tires are and or seem quite when you fit them... It's 30k is down the track etc when they get noisy. Personally I'm disappointed the atr has been discontinued... To me this is a wanker tire more about how it looks etc... I don't get it

@TyreReviewVideos

5 жыл бұрын

After 10k km they were still as quiet as when they were put on. Here's some reviews from others using the tyres, though: www.tyrereview.com.au/pirelli-scorpion-all-terrain-plus-reviews

Are good for offroad?

@TyreReviewVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Daniel, Yep, they are good for all terrain type activities, and we even pushed them well beyond that and they responded well. As always, it depends on your plans, but 90% of drivers would be fine with this level of AT, really.

@dangelgeek

3 жыл бұрын

​@@TyreReviewVideos I would like to travel in my toyota 2008 4runner 4x2 through different cities and enter places to do offroad, but most of the time I use it on the road but I buy it more than anything to do offroad when I can

@dangelgeek

3 жыл бұрын

I also really like some mastercraft, which do you think are better for what I'm looking for? I like these for being mxt and I like their aggressive design

They seem like a good replacement tire for Tacoma but the fact that the tread pattern forms a P for Pirelli and an S for Scorpion is a bit of a turn off. It just doesn't seem very scientific to me, more like a gimmick.