Bridgestone Turanza EL440 vs Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season — im Vergleich

“Ich habe die 20” Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season auf meinem 2024 Macan S und bin sehr zufrieden damit. Sehr gutes Handling, Traktion und angenehm leise. Wenn sie ersetzt werden müssen, werde ich wahrscheinlich bei denselben bleiben. Sie sind nur bis 150 mph zugelassen, man muss sich also auf den Auffahrten etwas beherrschen :)”

Aus dem Englischen übersetzt

“When I bought my truck it had a very rough ride. After getting the tires balanced (three tires out of balance) it was better, but still not right. It turned out that the tires had flat spots from sitting on the dealers lot for months. After enduring the bad ride for 1000 miles the dealer replaced one tire that had a permanent flat spot. The other were able to return to normal (dealer said). Ride was much improved but never up to what I expected. I decided to replace all the tires and had a set of Pirelli Scorpion Verde all season plus tires put on today. I am familiar with the Pirelli tires because I had them on my Honda Ridgeline and was very happy with them. All I can say is wow what a difference. I love these tires and my truck finally rides the way I would expect it to ride and handle at all speeds. Fortunately, I was able to sell my OEM tires to offset the expense. I went to a tire shop that sells used tires as well as new and they were happy to buy my tires as a part of the deal.”

“Update: Dealership confirmed that these Pirellis are cupping a bit in the front causing that rotational noise. Its not a good tire or brand. I have had michelins on my older ML350s and will get them again this fall. No more Pirellis for me. No matter how well you take care of them, they are not good for longevity.”