SCORPION™ ATR

Name: SCORPION™ ATR
Brand: Pirelli

Excellent reliability and safe performance levels

SCORPION™ ATR

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Reasons to choose SCORPION™ ATR

Off road it is tenacious and reliable. On road it provides comfort, traction and resistance to wear. Versatile tyre with focus on safety, the SCORPION™ ATR features a tread with a specific self-cleaning pattern. It facilitates off-road driving and resists to hard shocks on uneven surfaces. Once back on the road it provides safety when braking and whilst cornering. It delivers a high resistance to aquaplaning and low rolling noise, which enhances the acoustic comfort in the cabin. Great traction in various road conditions. Characterization as an all terrain tyre, this is confirmed by its ability to provide a safe and controlled performance on the various surfaces, from gravel to mud, it offers a reassuring grip.
SCORPION™ ATR does not have the 3PMSF marking (snowflake symbol/mountain pictogram) along its entire product range, but only the M+S (mud & snow symbol).

Robust carcass and reinforced sidewall area

Overall robust structure

Wide, rugged shoulder blocks

Pattern stability and great lateral grip

Curved central grooves

Nice grip on irregular surfaces. Self cleaning action from mud and stones

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.

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.