Autobild: Pirelli All-Terrain Tire Test R19 2025

Autobild: Pirelli All-Terrain Tire Test R19

Pirelli’s 2024 off-road tire showdown wasn’t just about rubber meeting the road—it was about finding the right weapon for every terrain. Seven contenders in the 255/55 R19 size squared off, each designed to conquer a different kind of battleground. The Scorpion Zero All Season stood out, delivering solid performance across the board, but even it couldn’t master everything. Scorpion Winter crushed it in snow, while the All Terrain Plus roared through mud and rocks, but struggled on asphalt.

Each profile brought its own flair to the ring—whether it was handling slick streets or ripping through the roughest trails. The real question: Which Scorpion suits your driving style? If you’re looking to push the limits, this test reveals the strengths and weaknesses of each contender. Explore the results and find your ultimate match for the road ahead.

  1. Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season - Winner
    Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season
    N/A 32
    · All Season · 2016 · Light Truck / SUV - Street/Sport Truck Summer
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season is a versatile all-terrain, all-season tire, delivering solid performance across various conditions. It is well-suited for both on-road and off-road driving, showing consistent reliability in different weather. The tire provides good handling and stability, making it a dependable choice for drivers seeking year-round performance. However, it does exhibit slightly extended braking distances on wet surfaces, which is its primary drawback. Despite this, it remains an excellent option for most driving scenarios and weather conditions. The tire received an overall rating of exemplary.

    Wet Handling   Steering Response   Dry Handling   Dry Performance   Cornering Stability   Snow Performance   Wet Performance   Rolling Resistance   Wet Braking  
    USA+ USA+ · Canada Canada · Central & South America Central & South America · Europe Europe · Russia+ Russia+ · East Asia East Asia · Middle East Middle East · Oceania Oceania
  2. Pirelli Scorpion Winter
    Pirelli Scorpion Winter
    77 38
    · Winter · 2012 · Light Truck / SUV - Light Truck/SUV Performance Winter / Snow
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion Winter is a dedicated winter tire that excels in harsh winter conditions, delivering top-tier performance in snow and ice. Its strong grip and control in winter environments make it one of the best choices for drivers facing extreme cold weather. Surprisingly, it also handles well off-road and in wet conditions, showcasing its versatility. However, when it comes to dry braking and handling, the tire's performance is more average, falling behind its strengths in winter and wet conditions. Overall, it's a solid choice for winter driving with a commendable balance of performance. The tire received an overall rating of good.

    Wet Handling   Durability   Snow Braking   Snow Performance   Wet Performance   Ice Performance   Ice Traction   Driving Safety   Dry Handling   Dry Braking  
    USA+ USA+ · Canada Canada · Europe Europe · Russia+ Russia+ · East Asia East Asia
  3. Pirelli Scorpion ATR
    Pirelli Scorpion ATR
    81 29
    · All Season · 2006 · Light Truck / SUV - On-/Off-Road All-Terrain
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion ATR is a true all-terrain tire, designed to perform across various surfaces and in nearly any weather condition. Its versatility makes it a strong choice for drivers who require reliability both on and off the road. The tire excels in providing balanced performance, with solid grip and handling in off-road environments while maintaining acceptable behavior on paved roads. However, the tire's drawbacks include higher rolling resistance and some compromises in ride comfort, which may impact long-distance driving. Overall, it's a reliable all-terrain option, but these minor trade-offs should be considered. The tire received an overall rating of good.

    Comfort   Wet Handling   Snow Traction   Durability   Dry Handling   Wet Performance   Dry Braking   Rolling Resistance   Ride Quality  
    North America North America · Central & South America Central & South America · Europe Europe · Russia+ Russia+ · East Asia East Asia · Southeast Asia Southeast Asia · Middle East Middle East · Africa Africa · Oceania Oceania
  4. Pirelli Scorpion All Season SF 2
    Pirelli Scorpion All Season SF 2
    N/A 33
    · All Season · 2022 · Light Truck / SUV - Crossover/SUV Touring All-Season
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion All Season SF2 is a reliable all-season tire, designed to offer solid handling and safety in various weather conditions. It excels in everyday driving, providing good grip and stability, particularly on dry and wet roads. Its performance in braking and cornering under normal conditions is commendable, making it a dependable choice for year-round use. However, its performance in snow, particularly in braking and slalom, falls to a satisfactory level, making it slightly less effective in harsh winter conditions. Overall, it is a strong option for those seeking a versatile all-season tire. The tire received an overall rating of good.

    Comfort   Wet Handling   Snow Traction   Wet Braking   Dry Handling   Treadwear   Driving Safety   Snow Braking   Snow Handling  
    Europe Europe · Russia+ Russia+
  5. Pirelli Scorpion Verde
    Pirelli Scorpion Verde
    73 38
    · Summer · 2010 · Light Truck / SUV - Street/Sport Truck Summer
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion Verde is positioned as a reliable summer tire, showcasing solid performance on dry roads, with top-tier handling and braking capabilities. Its wet road performance is also commendable, offering impressive grip and resistance to hydroplaning, particularly in curves. However, its performance in off-road conditions, such as sand and mud, reveals its limitations, particularly in traction. While it offers a relatively comfortable ride and maintains low rolling resistance, its weak performance in winter conditions is a critical drawback. The tire struggles significantly on snow and ice, making it a poor choice for colder climates. Overall, it's a strong option for dry and wet summer driving but falls short in winter reliability. The tire received an overall rating of good.

    Comfort   Wet Handling   Wet Traction   Dry Handling   Rolling Resistance   Hydroplaning   Cornering Stability   Dry Braking   Off-Road Handling   Ice Traction   Snow Traction   Off-Road Traction  
    North America North America · Central & South America Central & South America · Europe Europe · Russia+ Russia+ · East Asia East Asia · Southeast Asia Southeast Asia · Middle East Middle East · Oceania Oceania
  6. Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive
    Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive
    N/A 36
    · All Season · 2022 · Light Truck / SUV - Crossover/SUV Touring All-Season
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive is an all-season tire designed for the US market, offering reliable performance on both asphalt and snow. It delivers solid handling and braking in typical road conditions, making it a versatile option for drivers facing varied weather. While its performance on snow is commendable, the tire does not quite match up to the top competitors in the all-weather category, particularly in terms of overall refinement and balance. Despite this, it remains a dependable choice for drivers seeking year-round usability. The tire received an overall rating of satisfactory.

    Wet Handling   Snow Traction   Wet Braking   Snow Performance   Driving Safety   Rolling Resistance   Snow Handling   Dry Braking  
    North America North America
  7. Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus
    Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus
    79 44
    · All Season · 2017 · Light Truck / SUV - On-/Off-Road All-Terrain
    Verdict:

    The Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus stands out as a specialized off-road tire, designed to deliver exceptional performance in rugged terrains. Its strength lies in its durability and off-road capabilities, where it excels, offering impressive traction and stability. The tire is particularly suited for challenging off-road conditions, providing confidence in mud, sand, and rocky surfaces. However, when it comes to performance on dry and wet asphalt, it shows only moderate results. Its handling and braking in these conditions are rated as satisfactory but not outstanding. Overall, it is a robust choice for off-road enthusiasts but may not be the best option for regular road use. The tire received an overall rating of satisfactory.

    Off-Road Handling   Snow Traction   Durability   Wet Braking   Snow Braking   Snow Performance   Cornering Stability   Off-Road Traction   Dry Handling   Rolling Resistance   Wet Traction   Wet Handling  
    North America North America · Central & South America Central & South America · Europe Europe · Russia+ Russia+ · East Asia East Asia · Oceania Oceania
Year
2025
Tire Test Original Link
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Tire Size
255/55R19
Season
All-Season
Auto Type
Light Truck / SUV / 4*4
List Type
Professional Tire Test
Region
Europe
Date added
Sep 07, 2024
Date updated
Sep 30, 2024

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