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Who has tried Pirelli's?
A couple of guys have tried Pirellis and seem to like them:



I have them on my wife's Pathfinder and they have been great.
 

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How old are the stock tires? There might be some sort of tread wear warranty.

I'm curious as to how one would even get anything back for the stock tires if they don't reach the stated treadlife. I've gotten credit from discount tire on tires i've bought from them but never had luck on the stock set. Have you been able to do this?

OE tires don't carry any type of treadwear warranty.

Who has tried Pirelli's?

I had the Pirelli Scorpion STR before the Michelins. It was a good tire overall, but the softer sidewalls made for more lean in turns. It was great in the snow - better than my Michelins. The treadwear was awful though. I got to just under 35k before all 4 tires were down to 2/32nds - 30k shy of the 65k they are rated for.
 

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OE tires don't carry any type of treadwear warranty.



I had the Pirelli Scorpion STR before the Michelins. It was a good tire overall, but the softer sidewalls made for more lean in turns. It was great in the snow - better than my Michelins. The treadwear was awful though. I got to just under 35k before all 4 tires were down to 2/32nds - 30k shy of the 65k they are rated for.
I found this guide (granted a few years old) but shows a pretty good warranty on OE tires.

 

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OE tires don't carry any type of treadwear warranty.



I had the Pirelli Scorpion STR before the Michelins. It was a good tire overall, but the softer sidewalls made for more lean in turns. It was great in the snow - better than my Michelins. The treadwear was awful though. I got to just under 35k before all 4 tires were down to 2/32nds - 30k shy of the 65k they are rated for.

Pirellis that got a whopping 35k? That might be a world record

Pirellis are fun tires that don't last. That's their thing.
 

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Did you read it?

What is not covered ...

Bridgestone / Firestone
2.Rapid tread wear or wear-out. Original equipment tires have no mileage warranty.

Pirelli
Mileage warranty on tires fitted as Original Equipment (Pirelli brandtires supplied as original equipment on new vehicles)

Toyo
Rapid Treadwear: Original equipment tires are not guaranteed to last aspecified number of miles.

Goodyear /Dunlop
Tires supplied as original equipment are not eligible for any tread lifewarranty consideration.

Continental
Mileage:Tread wear out up to a predetermined mileage is not coveredunder this policy.

Yokohama, Hankook and Maxxis exercise the same policy by simply omitting any guarantee of treadwear mileage.

Finally, there's Michelin / BFG. The Ford doc makes it look like there's a treadwear warranty, but directs you to Michelin to read the details. The tire warranty doc over at Michelin clears things up.

No treadwear warranty for tires delivered as original equipment on your vehicle.


So once again, there is no treadwear warranty on OE tires.
 
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How old are the stock tires? There might be some sort of tread wear warranty.

If you switch, I can vouch for the Defender. I owned the LTX M/S 2 on several of my cars (I believe the M/S 2 was the Defender predecessor). Great tread life. Best overall tire for all season driving.
They are 31,000 miles and about 27 months old.
 

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Is the 27 months on the tires or the ford? Not that it is important, just curious.

Low mileage tires, dry rotted, I'd take them to dealer for adjusting. Maybe at least new tire discount. That will tell you a lot about dealer for future service.
 

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I have had good luck with coopers on and 05, and f150 handle well and tread life seems very good second set on both. good in snow and rain. wife is ******* tires drives like on a road course, takes corners always above posted limit, some times scares the heck out of me, And I drove Gas tankers for 20 years
 

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A couple of guys have tried Pirellis and seem to like them:



I have them on my wife's Pathfinder and they have been great.
Have over 20k miles on Perilli Scorpion Verde A/S II. Love how these tires have performed (Have 22” stock rims). Not had any flats, quiet, handle better than the Hankook’s and way better wet traction. The truck also tracks well while towing our boat.
Have Michelins on my other vehicles.
 
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