Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Tire Review & Rating

In an age when drivers are becoming more concerned about environmental impact, tire manufactures have been trying to meet this demand. That’s precisely what Pirelli has attempted to accomplish with the Scorpion Verde All Season. Designed for drivers of SUV’s and crossover vehicles, the Scorpion Verde All Season is one of the most eco-friendly tires on the market.

The construction has an emphasis on lowering the rolling resistance and reducing tire weight to increase fuel efficiency and lower the overall environmental impact of the tires. It also features a silica tread compound molded into an asymmetric tread pattern to provide optimal handling and traction in both dry and wet conditions. An optimized rubber-to-void ratio and uniform contact patch offer solid grip and overall enhanced steering response.


Pirelli Scorpion Verde Tire Review

For wet weather driving the four wide circumferential grooves help to dispel water from the tire which provides added traction in less than ideal road conditions. The Scorpion Verde All-Season also has longitudinal siping and high-density lateral siping for increased winter driving performance.

Inside the tire are twin steel belts with a polyester cord body that are built to deliver increased strength and more uniform tread wear. You can find the tires in a wide variety of sizes ranging from 16 to 22 inches. Pirelli also includes a 50,000 mile tread warranty as well.

Pros

  • Environmentally friendly construction
  • Solid traction and cornering in dry weather
  • Wide range of sizes
  • Good warranty

Cons

  • Needs a little more wet traction
  • Can suffer excessive wear around 25k miles

Overall Thoughts

Sometimes “eco-friendly” tires are met with skepticism. Environmentally friendly design often comes at the expense of performance, however this is not the case with the Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season.

Dry handling and cornering performance are excellent for an all-season tire. Steering is quick and responsive, while the tire maintains very good stability throughout the speed range. Our biggest complaint is wet traction. It’s an area that Pirelli could improve on, and one that they did improve with the release of the new Scorpion Verde All Season Plus.

Overall, this is a solid choice in new tires for anyone who doesn’t need exceptional wet grip yet wants good performance in all other areas.

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What Vehicles Will The Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Fit?

(This is not a complete list of ALL vehicles this tire will fit)

  • Acura MDX, RDX
  • Audi Q5, Q7
  • Buick Enclave
  • Cadillac Escalade, SRX
  • Chevrolet Captiva Sport, Equinox, Tahoe, Traverse, Suburban
  • Dodge Durango, Journey, Nitro
  • Ford Edge, Escape, Expedition, Explorer, Flex
  • GMC Acadia, Envoy, Terrain, Yukon
  • Honda Crossfour, CR-V, Pilot
  • Hyundai Sante Fe, Veracruz
  • Infiniti FX35, FX37, JX35, FX35, QX56, QX60, QX70
  • Jeep Commander, Grand Cherokee, Liberty
  • Kia Borrego, Sorento, Sportage
  • Land Rover LR2
  • Lexus GX, LX, RX
  • Mazda CX-5, CX-7, CX-9, Tribute
  • Nissan Murano, Pathfinder
  • Saab 9-4X, 9-7X
  • Toyota 4Runner, Highlander, RAV4, Venza
  • Volkswagen Touareg
  • Volvo XC60, XC90

Tire Sizes

15″

205/70R15 96H BSW

16″

215/65R16 98V BSW
215/70R16 100H BSW
225/70R16 103H BSW
225/75R16 104T BSW
235/60R16 100H BSW
245/70R16 111H BSW
P225/70R16 103H BSW
P235/70R16 106H BSW

17″

215/60R17 96V BSW
225/55R17 97H BSW
225/60R17 99H BSW
235/55R17 99H BSW
235/55R17 99V BSW
235/65R17 108V BSW
245/65R17 111H BSW
255/60R17 106V BSW
285/65R17 116H BSW
P225/65R17 102H BSW
P235/65R17 108V BSW
P255/60R17 106V BSW
P265/65R17 112H BSW
P265/70R17 113H BSW

18″

225/55R18 98V BSW
235/50R18 97H BSW
235/50R18 97V BSW
235/60R18 103H BSW
235/60R18 107V BSW
255/55R18 109H RUNFLAT BSW
255/55R18 109H BSW
255/55R18 109H XL BSW
255/55R18 109V BSW
255/60R18 112H XL BSW
265/60R18 110H BSW
285/60R18 120V BSW
P235/55R18 104V BSW
P235/60R18 107V BSW
P235/65R18 104T BSW
P245/60R18 104H BSW

19″

235/50R19 99H BSW
235/50R19 99V BSW
235/65R19 109V BSW
255/40R19 96H BSW
255/50R19 107H BSW
255/50R19 107H RUNFLAT BSW
255/55R19 111H XL BSW
255/60R19 109H BSW
265/50R19 110H XL BSW
265/50R19 110V XL BSW
P235/55R19 105V XL BSW
P255/50R19 107W BSW

20″

235/55R20 102H BSW
245/45R20 99V BSW
255/55R20 110W BSW
255/55R20 110Y BSW
265/45R20 108H BSW
265/45R20 108H RUNFLAT BSW
265/50R20 111V BSW
275/45R20 110H BSW
275/45R20 110V XL BSW
275/50R20 109H BSW
285/50R20 116V BSW
295/45ZR20 110W RUNFLAT BSW
P245/45R20 99V BSW
P255/50R20 109T BSW
P255/55R20 107H BSW

21″

265/40R21 105V BSW
275/45R21 110W BSW
275/45R21 110Y BSW

22″

275/50R22 111H BSW
285/45R22 114H BSW

Price Range

Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season prices range from approximately $158 and up. You may also find occasional rebates, discount prices, coupons and special offers on this tire.

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Warranty

The Scorpion Verde All Season includes an unlimited time period or 50,000 mile tread warranty. Tire uniformity is guaranteed for one-year or the first 2/32 inch of wear.

Materials and workmanship are warranted for life and include free first year or first 2/32 inch of wear replacement. A prorated amount is given for the remaining time period down to the final 2/32 inch of tread depth. A 30-day free trial is also included.


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5 thoughts on “Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Tire Review & Rating

  1. Too bad this is not for Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season, as there is no tread warranty for them, when produced after 2014. “All Scorpion Verde All Season tires produced in 2014 and beyond are not eligible for treadwear coverage”, per their Limited Warranty (this does not apply to the Plus versions though).

  2. I have a GLC 300 with Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season run flat tires and I’ve noticed they are terrible in the snow. My car is a 2019 and it is a 4 matic. Does anyone else have an issue with these tires?

  3. Nancy Connors: read your comments w interest. Have a GLS450 2017. Just about to hit 30k miles. Pirelli scorpion verde all season almost need replacing now. How is that possible at 30k Miles? Let me know what you find out if anything.

  4. Your comment is awaiting moderation. This is a preview, your comment will be visible after it has been approved.
    Hi there. Thank you for this article. I have been searching for help and found this site.

    I have a 2018 Mercedes GLC350e with 20K miles. It has the original Pirelli Scorpion All Season tires. Mercedes dealership has done all the regularly scheduled maintenance.
    I noticed that one tire was completely worn. Dealership says that the car is out of alignment. And that one tire is very worn. But that all the tires need replacing now. He said that these tires are meant to least about 20K miles.

    I asked why only 20K miles, as other tires have lasted much longer. He said that these tires have a life span of around 20K. He also tried to sell me a new set of the same tires.

    I don’t know much about cars or tires. My google search tells me that these tires should last 50K.

    Any suggestions on how to move forward?

  5. Hi there. Thank you for this article. I have been searching for help and found this site.

    I have a 2018 Mercedes GLC350e with 20K miles. It has the original Pirelli Scorpion All Season tires. Mercedes dealership has done all the regularly scheduled maintenance.
    I noticed that one tire was completely worn. Dealership says that the car is out of alignment. And that these tires are meant to least about 20K miles and that I need to replace all be replaced them all anyway.

    I asked why only 20K miles, as other tires have lasted much longer. He said that these tires have a life span of around 20K. He also tried to sell me a new set of the same tires – which makes no sense to me.

    I don’t know much about cars or tires. My google search tells me that these tires should last 50K.

    Any suggestions on how to move forward?

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