Pirelli  Scorpion Verde All Season

I have had these LT tires on my truck for about a year and have driven through heavy rain at high speed on the interstate, sugar sand on the beach, and 12+ inches of snow. They have performed flawlessly. I was concerned when I purchased them as they were a new product release and had zero reviews online. Rest assured this tire is the epitome of an all terrain all season tire. I give this tire my strongest recommendation. The Light Truck version of this tire has a stiffer sidewall resulting in a slightly rougher ride than non LT tires, which is why I rated the comfort an 8.

Read a lot of reviews before I decided which tires to go with. It payed off. Just had them installed so there are a few areas that need to experience more time in. But, with a late winter storm here in Michigan I was able to find out that they handle great in the stuff that matters the most. They are slightly louder than the Bridgestones they replaced but I can live with it. Traction is great in all conditions. They have also smoothed out the rough ride on my 3/4 ton truck and making it more enjoyable to drive. Can't wait to see how this tread holds up in long terms, but if it is anything like the set I had on my 1/2 ton I will buy them again.

I drive a lot of long highway miles and almost the same amount of unmaintained trails and logging/fire/forest roads. My job constantly requires me to get to very remote places in Colorado and Utah. I never tow but I do load up the truck bed with a good amount of gear and heavy equipment, along with running a topper.

These tires are very well rounded for everything off the highway (except hardcore rock-crawling) and are still great on the road. They wear very well and I haven't even had to rotate them.

I'd say that every individual situation (mud, ice, sand, rocks, etc) has a better tire specifically made for it, for a comparable price, but if you go everywhere and get out in all seasons/weather, I confidently back that these tires will get you there.
Although, I do think their weakness is a wet highway. Snow, ice, and mud on a trail is nothing but I tend to slow down when there's rain on tarmac.

They aren't over prices and I have yet to have one fail. I ran both Firestone and Cooper A/T options before and was never happy.
My TrailRunners have done well on: Mojave Road, Ouray/Silverton Trail, Moab, and many other trails, along with the daily rough routes for work in CO and UT.

I bought this truck used and these were the tires that were on it. They were close to brand new. I’ve put over 56,000 miles and still have maybe 15,000 miles left on the tread. I love this tires. I think it helps that I don’t haul much just people. The truck is not heavy only about 3,900 lbs. I haven’t had any problems with winter driving. Traction is good even throughout this second winter with them. I keep them at 44 psi.

I bought my truck, with these tires already installed. I've driven them 6 months, from highway, rocky mountains, dirt road and now their seeing their first real winter. These tires are insane. I live in Vermont, our dirt roads get some serious snow. Ice, no tires I've own has liked it. But these tires just eat right through it. I am seriously impressed. I am definitely buying these again

I purchased the 265 75 16 standard load version for my Jeep. This tire Drives outstanding for an all terrain tire and is much better than the Bridgestone duelhers they replaced. I had them road force balanced In light of some of the reviews stating that they experienced some vibration at high speed. I took my jeep up to 90 and it drove smooth and steady at all ranges. Off road on lightly muddy trails of loose dirt and grass, it showed considerable improvement in handling and traction over the prior tires. This was very impressive even though about 90% of my use will be highway. Overall, really glad I went with these. Great tire at a great price.

I originally chose this tire because of price but would gladly choose it again because of the performance. I have had zero issues in winter driving and their performance on dry pavement is even better. If available I plan on buying this tire again when this set runs out which doesn't seem to be in the near future!

These are my oem tires. They are smooth riders an quiet. They have never been a problem, even pulling my 5th wheel rv. I rotate them at every 5,000 mile oil change. I only pull the rv a few times a summer but these tires seem to wear a little faster than I expected. They probably have 12,000 miles left in them. I’ll need to change them out before the snow flys though. I would still recommend them and consider them for my next purchase.

I bought these tires for my work truck. So far they have been I very good set of tires. I run approximately 30 miles one way to work via highway and the ride comfort is amazing

I only have about a year and 2000 miles on these but being that Goodyear Wranglers came with my 99 Dodge Dakota 4x4 that I purchased new and then preceded to lasted me 20 years and 75k miles I feel comfortable giving this review. I am very happy with these tires. The ride on rough pavement is excellent. There is extremely low or no noise. Handling on wet or dry pavement is excellent. I don't do off roading. If I had to come up with a negative they will occasionally grab and hold on to small gravel, other than that I love these tires.

54,000 miles on a Ram 2500 Cummins. Truck weighs 8,500 with gear and these tires last well, still have 5/32nds tread. I do rotate every 7500 miles, and and I keep them at 76psi front and 68 rear. That seems to help better wear. I pull a 14,500lb 5th wheel all over the country and occasionally a boat that on the trailer weighs 12,800. I really like these tires. In Alaska I was surprised at how really versitile they were. I just ordered a second set. Make sure you ask for the 5 lug version because that's the only one that's 3 leak mountain and snowflake certified. Tire rack seems to want to sell the other ones that's 4 lugs and they're not certified.

These tires a a great runner up to the almighty Duratrac only they have a much longer tread life and are pretty close in comparison. They both have 12/32 new, big blocky/knobby treadstyle, and similar traction ability in snow climate. I had duratracs once before 245 65 17 and yes they were nasty but treadlife wasn't so good. These All Terrains are $ 20-30 cheaper in my case and they are just behind the duratracs in my opinion. Great tire! Would buy again!

Great spring/summer/fall tire. It is not noisy at all and has decent traction.

Early and late winter wet and to get slushy snow, and they hate it. Use 4WD more than I should have to because I am not confident on these in slush. Rest of winter they do well.

I did have them sipped, and that seems to help.