Pirelli Scorpion Zero
The Pirelli Scorpion Zero is a High Performance Summer tyre designed to be fitted to SUV and 4x4
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Tyre review data from 14 tyre reviews averaging 68% over 213,025 miles driven.
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Size |
Fuel |
Wet |
Noise |
Weight |
255/55 R18 109V XL (N0) |
E |
B |
72 |
15.32kgs |
285/55 R18 113V |
E |
C |
72 |
18.18kgs |
235/60 R18 103V |
E |
B |
71 |
14.10kgs |
255/60 R18 112V XL |
E |
C |
72 |
15.90kgs |
255/55 R19 111V XL |
C |
C |
72 |
15.58kgs |
275/55 R19 111V (MO) |
E |
C |
72 |
17.87kgs |
255/50 R20 109Y XL |
C |
B |
72 |
15.65kgs |
295/40 R21 111V XL (MO) |
C |
C |
74 |
17.72kgs |
295/40 R21 111V XL |
C |
B |
74 |
17.21kgs |
Questions and Answers for the Pirelli Scorpion Zero
2019-02-25 - Are Pirelli Scorpion Zero M&S tyres unidirectional?
Yes, the Scorpion Zero is an asymmetric tyre so can be run in either direction, as long as the tyre is mounted with the "outside" on the outside of the wheel.
2020-10-09 - What tread depth does this tyre have when new?
Around 8-9mm
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Top Pirelli Scorpion Zero Review
Given
93%
while driving a
Land Rover
(235/60 R18 V) on
mostly motorways
for 35,000
average miles
I drive 120 round trip to work all motorways after 3 miles of country lanes, hence driving a Landrover Freelander, great for motorway driving giving me height and increased safety. Have only just changed the front tyres after 35,000 miles, rears still fine - excellent tyres really feel safe and give mr control. Used the last two winters no problems getting out and on to the main roads. Highly reccomended.
Latest Pirelli Scorpion Zero Reviews
Land Rover
(225/55 R19 H) on
mostly country roads
for 30,000
spirited miles
Dry grip is good, even on hot twisty fast mountain roads, but they do squeal when on the limits like an American cop car in the movies.
Wet grip is good, no aquaplaning as yet, which is better than my previous Grabber and Goodyear.
Very responsive to road surface changes.
Off the tarmac they perform well on grass, in dust and over dry rock but clog quickly in mud.
A good all round tyre for mainly road use but still a good performer off road.
M+S marked and great in fresh snow.
Given
90%
while driving a
Land Rover Discovery 4
(255/50 R20 W) on
a combination of roads
for 25,000
easy going miles
Excellent tyre for Land Rover Discovery 4..have used these tyres on my discovery for the last 5years..Excellent grip in all conditions.Good mileage per tyre 30-35 thousand miles barring any sidewall punctures..They are to my knowledge a 80% 20% on road off road grip..i regulary drive forest tracks and moorland during the year and coupled to the discovery off road capabilities they are excellent..also I can easily get up to 37 miles per gallon on a long road journey with the zeros..
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I bought these tyres as they were recommended from the dealer as MO equipment and the "best you can get" for a MB GL 420 CDI. Well...hopefully this is not the best what I can get as the grip, especially in wet conditions, was really poor. There was a lot of slipping and you felt really unsafe. Nothing wrong with the wear tho - had them for three seasons and the thread was still OK for a season or perhaps even two. Would defintelly not recommend because of wet grip category. Looking for something different to put on in the spring time.
Given
36%
while driving a
BMW 218d Active Tourer
(225/45 R19) on
mostly country roads
for 8,000
spirited miles
Awful tyre, unbelievable wear rate coupled with very poor grip in damp or wet conditions. You'd expect with a wear rate like this that they'd stick like glue but simply not the case. Have lasted c8000 miles on the front of an X3, the rears which are P zero rosso are brilliant. Would definitely not buy again, worst tyre I've ever had.
I have a new shape Nissan Xtrail i had Pirelli Scorpion Zero 255 55 19 fitted on the rear of the vehicle and ever since my 4 wheel drive system according to my dash is overheating.I usually leave the car in Auto mode which stops the front wheels spinning when i pull away on an incline.I like the look of the tyres and they seem good to drive on in any weather condition.I can't really comment about the wear rate.l would appreciate any views about my problem before i contact Nissan