For the
2018 Tyre Review Winter Adventure Jared took his Ford Ranger to the west coast of Tasmania equipped with the brand new
Pirelli Scorpion AT+ tyre. How did they hold up? What did he think of them? Check it out!
Full Transcript:
Jared: I'm Jared from
Tyre Review, and we're here on the west coast of Tasmania for the
Tyre Review Winter Adventure. This past weekend, I've been driving on the
Pirelli Scorpion All-Terrain Plus. It's a brand-new tyre they've just released. We've been doing some pretty serious tracks over here. We hit Montezuma Falls, which is pretty muddy, pretty rocky; and then we hit Climies Track, which is pretty rocky and pretty muddy. Today, we're on the dunes as well. So, we've done a pretty good [inaudible 00:00:52] of different tracks.
These tyres were probably the second lightest on the trip. We had five mud-terrains, two all-terrains, or actually, well, four mud-terrains, two all-terrains, and one rough-terrain, RT. I'm pretty impressed with how they've gone. I've really only got stuck when I was driving to get stuck. It's funny when you got the cameras egging you on. But, they clean themselves well. I had pretty good control through all of the mud and all the rough tracks, and they climbed really well as well. I'm probably slightly on the more aggressive side as a driver, but it's what I do to have fun and hopefully not break the car. I rated these tyres. They perform well. So yeah, I'd certainly recommend them, and that's it.
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