Pirelli Scorpion Zero
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Quiet tire
- Shorter braking distance
- Enhanced cornering ability
- Excellent all weather traction
- Hydroplaning resistance
- MO (Mercedes-Benz) tire
- Easier handling
OVERVIEW
The Pirelli Scorpion Zero (MO) is a performance and high performance, all season tire manufactured for SUVs and passenger vehicles.
This tire model was manufactured especially for Mercedes-Benz vehicles and it is marked with the MO rating. The tire is a Mercedes-Benz Original tire and it brings out the maximum performance of the vehicles, offering the highest quality Mercedes-Benz standard tire. The tire was tested and approved by Mercedes-Benz to be used as their original equipment tire for their vehicles.
This tire offers exceptional all weather traction, including in lower temperatures, and it grips the road well on all road conditions. The tire's unique tread design helps enhance its road grip, while the lateral and wide circumferential grooves help disperse water from the footprint of the tire, actively resisting hydroplaning. This makes the tire safer to use year-round, even at high speeds.
The tire's superb performance it also due to its tread pattern. The Z-shaped interlocking tread blocks boost the tire's performance and high speed handling. Thanks to this special tread design, this model has a more accurate and more responsive handling and it becomes easier to control at high speeds. The tire's safe handling is ensured on two more ways. Firstly, its cornering capability was improved, as the tread blocks on the tire's shoulder provide additional biting edges, its high speed cornering is boosted. Secondly, the enlarged footprint of the model and its remarkable traction shorten its braking distance.
The Scorpion Zero (MO) also lowers the road noise that can be heard in the cabin of the vehicle. The computer optimized tread pattern channels the soundwaves between the tread blocks, cancelling out the noise and offering a quiet and comfortable driving experience.
Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.
