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Anyone have the Pirelli Scorpion Zero AS tires on their GLE? I'm curious as to where they are made. If you have them on your vehicle would you mind posting the Tire Information Numbers from the sidewall (the numbers after DOT)
Tire Rack has that information in the specs, although many tires are made in multiple factories, so a specific order could come from another factory, but looks like the country of origin is Romania.
Anyone have the Pirelli Scorpion Zero AS tires on their GLE? I'm curious as to where they are made. If you have them on your vehicle would you mind posting the Tire Information Numbers from the sidewall (the numbers after DOT)
Thanks. I saw a set at the dealership yesterday made in Mexico (code UN). Looks like. they are made in lots of places. Have you been happy with the tires? I have been underwhelmed by the Michelin Primacy that came with my GLE and will need new tires soon.
Thanks. I saw a set at the dealership yesterday made in Mexico (code UN). Looks like. they are made in lots of places. Have you been happy with the tires? I have been underwhelmed by the Michelin Primacy that came with my GLE and will need new tires soon.
I love the Scorpion ***. Good handling, quiet, decent life.I’m on a second set.
Last edited by GregW / Oregon; Aug 13, 2025 at 11:00 AM.
Thanks, I have a friend that has these on his Range Rover and got 50,000 miles on a set of the Scorpions. This tire is available in a 109H load and speed rating and a 113V. The difference is price is not a lot, so I am leaning towards the 113V
Last edited by BlueYonder; Aug 13, 2025 at 11:28 AM.
Thanks, I have a friend that has these on his Range Rover and got 50,000 miles on a set of the Scorpions. This tire is available in a 109H load and speed rating and a 113V. The difference is price is not a lot, so I am leaning towards the 113V
If there's a choice, I always opt for V spec. Crisper handling.
I've been watching my tires closely as the rears are due for a change. I've noticed that the right rear appears to have worn more than the left rear. The wear is even on both tires. Maybe an alignment problem? Anything else that should be checked when I get the new tires installed?
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