Pirelli scorpion

Make sure you do not pump them above about 32psi or they will blowout

I ran them on my 3ltr td Hilux. They performed well on and off road. Only lasted 60,000kms. Letting go on road by then.

Why would you take a chance with them. Just fit BFG A/T's. People will have their own opinions but don't mess around with odd stuff. Tyres are too expensive.

We only got 30K on ours. Didn't grip that well either.

Moved to Coopers.

Wolfie

I've got a set on my HJ61. Front lasting really well, rears are wearing far too quickly for my liking - only done 30K on them, bitumen and dirt and I doubt I'll get to 40K with the rears.

Wear was not helped by the tyre supplier telling me to run 40psi in them, which I did. As the rears were wearing it was obvious they were overinflated as the centre was wearing more than the sides. I've gone down to the tyre placard recommendation of 30psi and will see how they go - ride is noticibly softer at the lower pressure.

Grip good, comfort and noise good, wear not so good. No blowouts, no significant damage from sharp stones - all for $159.

Tim

just fitted the scorpions to my standard 80 series and could not be happier $165 fitted for 235/85/16. havent had a chance to do any serious off road yet but on road performance is fantastic especially in the wet.

4WD Monthly No88 big tyre test 14 differrent brand's Scorpion won the test

Luca,

Had them on my old 90 series Prado. I was really happy with them, performed great on bitumin wet (felt very secure) and dry, good off road. Mine lasted about 50k before I moved to Cooper AT. The Scorpions were better in the wet than the Coopers by a long shot.

Angus