You know the deal, they're Pirelli tires- near silent, balance easy, and appear like they will live up to their treadwear rating.

Put 4 of these (then blew one, so just put another one on) a 2011 F150. This truck is used for towing trailers (a boat, a car hauler, and a contractor's utility trailer) as well as used in muddy conditions in customer lawns. We switched to this more highway than off road tire due to tire wear, noise and mileage on the aggressive tires and these Pirellis have offered what we were looking for. They ride a lot quieter, the tread lasts much longer so far, and have not noticed much loss of traction in muddy conditions. The biggest difference was the big snowy winter we had, they don't seem to do as well trying to pull a trailer up a hill on pavement in ice and snow, but that might not be fair. All in all, we beat these tires, and probably should have load range E on this truck, but they hold up nice and are great on this contractor's work/pleasure truck

Had these tires over a year since July 2019 and they still look brand new! They handle well in the rain and hot summer driving in North Carolina. They are not noisy and the tread life is good. I assume winter traction is good but we don't have snow where I live. I highly recommend these tires.

This is my 3rd set for my Ford Edge. They are ery quiet and the handling is excellent

Great for pickup trucks, low noise

Great tires. Great life on gravel roads. Great price and free shipping.

Excellent tire and price. Very good handling and performance on my Land Cruiser. Would highly recommend.

I got a set of Scorpion STR's when I bought my 4x4 F-250, which had 22,000 miles on it. I don't know how much mileage was on the tires, but I suspect they'd travelled the full 22,000 miles. Like most/all Pirelli's, they have held up really well. The big problem with them is lack of traction, with accompanying poor handling. I've owned a sports car equipped with Pirelli Cinturados, and was very impressed with them on all fronts, especially handling -- but I'm sorry to say the Scorpions do not measure up. On the day that I spun the truck out on only mildly wet pavement, I decided that the Scorpions have got to go (in my Washington State home, we get LOTS of wet pavement, and substantial amounts of mud, but at the lower elevations, very little snow or ice).