We have an Evoque so have Pirelli scorpion verde all season, think they are the OEM tyres for the Evoque.Yes it's Clio forum but I know alot of us have SUVs and I'll soon be needing new tyres on XC60.
What are people using and rating on their SUVs??
Thanks
What size are you after?New tyres needed again soon, Think it'll be a full set this time.
Anything new and amazing been released?
What size are you after?
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Or if you go off road, they do R/T tyres too. I have them on the trook but they’re a bit noisy. 😂
Great tyres those.Falken Wildpeaks are a fair shout if you were wanting something more A/T.
They drive exactly like normal road tyres but are that extra bit capable in the s**t conditions.
I had a CRV for years and years and put 225/65R18 Toyo all-seasons on it just after I bought it in 2016, they still had >5mm of tread 6 years and 40,000 miles later. Laughed in the face of snow, ice and all sorts.235/60 R18
It's only the family XC60 so doesn't exactly go off roading but we do live reasonably rural with some very poor country roads around.
Lexus has been on these since I got it and I think they are great.Very happy with the Crossclimate 2s on our X5, were good in summer and supposed to be decent for getting you home in the snow.
If your car is light enough for the non SUV's maybe go for them? Rated A for fuel consumption.
If the car is on the limit weight wise between either perhaps the SUV is better? even if you don't exceed the load rating maybe the SUV version will wear better? I really don't know how it works.
My car is on the SUV tyres and is 2tons. RX400h is predominantly FWD and the fronts lasted 35k miles, rears are still on there 40 later.