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Pirelli Tyres recalls

DVSA has published 5 safety recalls for Pirelli Tyres since 1992, 4 of them since 2020. The latest was 29 Nov 2024. Models with the most campaigns: Pirelli Scorpion Trail Ii, Metzeler Tourance Next, Metzeler Tourance Next 2 (70v), Metzeler Tourance Next 2 (70w), Metzeler Tourance.

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All Pirelli Tyres recalls, newest first

  1. PIRELLI SCORPION TRAIL II · recall of pirelli and metzeler motorcycle tyres

    29 Nov 2024 · R/2024/412

    Under certain conditions of use over time the tyre belts may become damaged and tread could separate.

    Fix: The manufacturer will replace the tyre for free.

    1,851 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2017 to 30 Sep 2024

  2. METZELER TOURANCE NEXT · recall of pirelli and metzeler motorcycle tyres

    29 Nov 2024 · R/2024/412

    Under certain conditions of use over time the tyre belts may become damaged and tread could separate.

    Fix: The manufacturer will replace the tyre for free.

    2,102 vehicles · built 30 Nov 2016 to 11 Jun 2024

  3. METZELER TOURANCE NEXT 2 (70V) · recall of pirelli and metzeler motorcycle tyres

    29 Nov 2024 · R/2024/412

    Under certain conditions of use over time the tyre belts may become damaged and tread could separate.

    Fix: The manufacturer will replace the tyre for free.

    866 vehicles · built 1 Sep 2021 to 30 May 2024

  4. METZELER TOURANCE NEXT 2 (70W) · recall of pirelli and metzeler motorcycle tyres

    29 Nov 2024 · R/2024/412

    Under certain conditions of use over time the tyre belts may become damaged and tread could separate.

    Fix: The manufacturer will replace the tyre for free.

    83 vehicles · built 1 Sep 2022 to 31 Aug 2024

  5. METZELER TOURANCE · tread separation

    2 Jun 2010 · RTW/2010/002

    The tyre tread block may tear which could if not rectified lead to separation of the tread block. If separation occurs riders will experience a sudden and unexpected vibration of the motorcycle.

    Fix: Recall all affected tyres and replace them with quality assured replacements.

    147 vehicles

Source: DVSA recalls register, check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk, copy dated 6 Sep 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0. Recall text is as published; only the manufacturer name is tidied.