Pirelli AllTerrain Plus

A tire reviewer walks through the Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus, covering its specs, balancing, and what he'll test next: ride quality, noise, and wet traction.
Go over the Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain plus tire. I'm gonna be putting these things on my daily driver trucks and of course, any tire that I put on my truck. That way I know exactly what I'm talking about, how they ride, how they handle all that stuff. So I want something that's gonna be quiet and give me good wet traction. So we're gonna be trying this one out right here. All right, this thing right here comes with a white letter tube. And this size is a 275, 55, 20. All right. These tires got really soft sidewalls, so it should give us a real good ride. And it's got tons of siphon inside those tread blocks. That's going to tell me it's going to give. Should give me a lot good, really good wet traction. And as far as being quiet, it should be pretty quiet because the shoulders are pretty close for an all terrain tire. Now, of course, like all tires, we're going to balance these things out on the road force and see how they go and, you know, take the damn stickers off. All right, let's see how these things are running. All right, we'll get that thing just suspending right there. All right, we'll get that roller down. Let's see how these things balance out. You know, like I said, Pirelli makes a heck of a tire. They always do a good job at all their tire. All right, it's coming up. What we got back on for an ounce and a half right there. We've got 15 pounds of force. We good to go here now, over the weekend, it should be raining and stuff up here. And I'm gonna let you know how I like these things, how quiet they are, how they ride, and the traction I get out of them.










