SCORPION™

The summer idol

SCORPION™

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Reasons to choose SCORPION™

New SCORPION™ is the latest Pirelli Summer high performance product for SUV application with a comfortable driving. Thanks to latest technological developments, new SCORPION™ provides excellent performances: wet performance, milleage, rolling resistance.

Variable section lateral grooves

Great aquaplaning levels without compromising noise

Innovative chamber design

Good aquaplaning and wet handling

Optimized pitch sequence

More comfort, low noise levels

Narrow flat cap profile, flat belts design

Rediuced braking distance, low RR, enhanced wear

Awards

TUV CERTIFICATE

*Performance mark certificate nr Z2 082041 0005 Rev. 00 (Scorpion™). Obtained by achieving the essential technical performance requirements of the independent certification body TUV SUD following tests carried out in Jan/Feb 2022 with tyre sizes 235/55R19 (Scorpion™). More information available at TUV CERTIFICATE and on tuvsud.com

TUV

2022

Technology

ELECT™

ELECTRIC DRIVING

The ELECT™ marking on the sidewall identifies Pirelli tyres, specifically developed for high performance electric and plug-in vehicles, in line with the Perfect Fit strategy.

RUN FLAT

DRIVE WITHOUT PRESSURE

RUN FLAT tyres mean safety. They provide greater control of the carin emergency conditions and allow you to continue driving safely evenduring a rapid loss of inflation pressure.

PNCS™

COMFORTABLE DRIVING

The PIRELLI NOISE CANCELLING SYSTEM™ (PNCS) is a technology able to reduce the noise inside the vehicle thanks to a sound absorbing device applied to the inside circumferential wall of the tyre, reducing noise by half.

SEAL INSIDE™

PUNCTURE PROOF

SEAL INSIDE™ is a new tyre construction technology that allows to drive on without losing air pressure even after the tyre has been punctured by an external object, covering almost 85% of the possible accidental causes of pressure loss.