Pirelli Scorpion Verde 285/45 R19 111W XL * Sommerreifen
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Der Pirelli Scorpion Verde 285/45R19 XL 111W ist ein Premium‑Sommerreifen für SUVs, der vor allem wegen seines Komforts und geringen Geräuschniveaus geschätzt wird. Nutzer und Tests beschreiben ihn als sehr leise mit sanftem Abrollverhalten, was ihn angenehm für den Alltag und lange Autobahnfahrten macht.[2][8][11] Auf trockener Fahrbahn bietet er gute Stabilität und Grip mit berechenbarem Fahrverhalten für schwere SUVs.[2][3][8] Auf nasser Strecke sind die Eigenschaften ordentlich, doch mehrere Vergleichstests zeigen, dass Bremsweg und Haftung etwas hinter den besten Wettbewerbern zurückbleiben.[3][9] Laufleistung und Kundenzufriedenheit sind insgesamt positiv, auch wenn er nicht als absolute Spitzenlösung in der Klasse gilt.[8][11] Häufig genannte Nachteile sind das weniger direkte Lenkgefühl sowie ein Rollwiderstand und Verbrauch, die nicht zu den Klassenbesten zählen.[2][3][9] Er eignet sich besonders für SUV‑Fahrer, die Komfort und Ruhe höher gewichten als maximale Sportlichkeit oder Top‑Nassgrip.
Bewertungen von Pirelli Scorpion Verde 285/45 R19 111W XL * Sommerreifen
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Excellent road holding but terrible against aquaplaning. Almost fatal in heavy rain.
Excellent road holding but terrible against aquaplaning. Almost fatal in heavy rain.
Magnus Nilsson
1. Oktober 2022
The Pierllis came OEM on my 2011 Touareg. It's definitely a dry weather tire, decent enough in the rain as I experienced no hydroplaning driving in strong rains, and very little winter traction. I found my decently heavy 4WD Touareg not much of a snow hound with these tires installed. After 30,000 miles, the tire treads that weren't that originally all-weahter to start are getting bald. Before the winter hits, I'm installing Michelin Latitude Tour HPs, one of the few good tires to be manufactured in this size. I also looked at the Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires, but too many people had constant balancing problems. The Pirelli tires present a lot of road noise, and I'm hoping for a significant reduction with the Michelins.
The Pierllis came OEM on my 2011 Touareg. It's definitely a dry weather tire, decent enough in the rain as I experienced no hydroplaning driving in strong rains, and very little winter traction. I found my decently heavy 4WD Touareg not much of a snow hound with these tires installed. After 30,000 miles, the tire treads that weren't that originally all-weahter to start are getting bald. Before the winter hits, I'm installing Michelin Latitude Tour HPs, one of the few good tires to be manufactured in this size. I also looked at the Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires, but too many people had constant balancing problems. The Pirelli tires present a lot of road noise, and I'm hoping for a significant reduction with the Michelins.
Anonymous
18. Dezember 2019
This tire started very quiet and well-behaved. However, after less than 10,000 miles the noise was driving me crazy! Pirelli will not stand behind their tires. I had the discount tire shop try to negotiate a pro-rating, to no avail. Went to Michelins after the Pirellis and I will never go back.
This tire started very quiet and well-behaved. However, after less than 10,000 miles the noise was driving me crazy! Pirelli will not stand behind their tires. I had the discount tire shop try to negotiate a pro-rating, to no avail. Went to Michelins after the Pirellis and I will never go back.
Anonymous
26. Februar 2019
Noise between 35 and 45 mph. Started around 18k miles. Tire center has offered to pro rate new tires. I just hope I don't have to get the same thing. I don't think I should experience too much road noise with a 2010 Lexus with 50k miles. Can't honestly rate for snow or rain because I live in Southern California.
Noise between 35 and 45 mph. Started around 18k miles. Tire center has offered to pro rate new tires. I just hope I don't have to get the same thing. I don't think I should experience too much road noise with a 2010 Lexus with 50k miles. Can't honestly rate for snow or rain because I live in Southern California.
Anonymous
26. Februar 2019
2011 Touareg,after only 16 k miles the tires present a very loud noise(flaping noise) , no remaining tread for a little snow or ice.Not very good overall tires.I encourage others to buy a different tire...
2011 Touareg,after only 16 k miles the tires present a very loud noise(flaping noise) , no remaining tread for a little snow or ice.Not very good overall tires.I encourage others to buy a different tire...
Anonymous
26. Februar 2019
