Pirelli Scorpion Zero review

“At only 3100 miles, I got a drywall screw in the inner shoulder of the tire which of course can never be repaired. NTB ordered a new one for me for 313.99 and it was received in 4 days. When they unpacked the tire and saw the foam insulation inside, they told me these tires can never be plugged/repaired by them. You have to buy a new tire every time it gets punctured! I'm thinking because of the special order status of this tire size and that it can't repaired, it may be smart to purchase a spare and have on hand at home for emergencies!”

2020-03-19

“The Scorpion Zero A/S is a very short lived tire. 11k seems nuts, but after taking a set of Pilot Sport 4 A/S for a 50k lap over a couple of years I replaced them with Pirellis thinking I was getting a better deal. They started losing chunks of tread within 5k and were almost bald after 20 (1 year for me). Never again.”

2025-09-09

“I installed Pirelli scorpion zero A/S plus on my cayenne a few weeks ago. So far, no complaints. Great tire. Very quiet, and much more comfortable than my previously worn out dws 06. I have 21" wheels so they are 35 profile tires. I will say they feel more luxury oriented than sport oriented, the sidewalls are a bit softer (which I like).”

“I'm very hard on tires (my set has 6000 miles on them with only 50% tread left on the back tires ,the front look new ),so maybe the scorpion zero are not the tires for me . Set of almost new tires for $250 . Maybe I will buy them and sell the for a small profit.”

“FWIW, my OEMs here in the US were Pirelli Scorpion Zero 19's, though I'm not sure if they had foam or not. Also not sure why they are more $ than the AS+ 3's that get better ratings per Tirerack. Regardless, I expect both provide good rim protection, otherwise my rims wouildn't still look perfect after 4 years. I've had several experiences at America's Tire (who I believe share ownership with Discount Tire), and they've always been good while providing excellent service. I was happy to see that a new one opened up in my new area following a move I made a couple years ago.”

2026-03-15

“Ion Evo SUV vs Scorpion Zero AS This has probably been debated before but I need some help. I have a '23 Pro S RWD and the rear right tire got some damage and can't be repaired. So I have to replace with new tires. Right now I am between the Hankoon Ion Evo SUV and the Pirelli Scorpion Zero AS, which is what I currently have. Which one should I go with? I like the Hankook but they're both really expensive (especially the Ion Evo). Also, the shop says I can also just replace the rear ones with the same because the front tires look like they still have at least another 20k miles on them. Read more”

2025-06-28