Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT

Strengths

Reliable and well-balanced performance on snow, providing good overall safety.

Strong braking performance and good cornering grip on wet roads.

Excellent dry braking, responsive steering, and high safety with ample cornering reserves in dry conditions.

Weaknesses

Slightly reduced braking performance on snow compared to other conditions.

Less precise handling and shallow safety reserves on wet roads; sensitive to puddles in corners.

Limited ride comfort due to reduced rolling smoothness.

Performance Analysis: Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT

This graph shows how the tyre ranks across different properties compared to other tested tyres. Higher percentile means better performance - 100% means better than every tyre in every test, 0% means worse than every tyre in every test.

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Wet circle cornering

Snow traction

Snow handling

Aquaplaning - longitudal

Wet handling

Dry handling

Exterior noise

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Timeline

2024

Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT was launched

2023

Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT was tested 1x (Automotorsport)

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Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT in tyre tests

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Automotorsport Winter tyre test 2023 255/45 R20
very good
Ranked #5 of 7

In a competitive winter automotorsport assessment, the Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT secured a commendable fifth position out of seven entrants. It garnered a 'Very good' final rating, reflecting a solid performance across various conditions. Testers lauded its almost universally reliable and secure handling on snow, coupled with respectable braking capabilities and excellent cornering grip on wet surfaces. Moreover, its dry braking and steering response were highlighted as top-tier, as was its prowess in snow cornering, marking it as the best in these disciplines. Despite these strengths, criticism was directed at its marginally diminished braking performance on snow and less than precise handling with limited reserves on wet roads, alongside a sensitivity to puddles in curves. Additionally, the tyre was noted for its limited rolling comfort. The overall sentiment suggested that while the Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2 ELECT offers a broad spectrum of reliable and balanced performance attributes, especially in dry conditions and snow cornering, there's room for improvement in its wet handling and comfort levels to achieve optimal balance.