Pirelli P Zero 225/35 R20 90 Y (PZ4), XL, ZR, MC, NCS, S.C.

Driving Jaguar XF car 275CV 245/45R18. I'm on my second pair of Pirelli P Zero i could not resist picking the Pirelli, again. The tyre has excellent grip in the dry, can enjoy the ride until the top of my 275cv engine capability. The tyres do not make the slightest traction error, just extreme curve grip is wonderful. Pirelli P Zero are adequate in the wet and level of dry grip is superb. When it rains and there is plenty of water you no longer have an exceptional grip, but more than satisfactory nonetheless. Another positive aspect is that the dry performance remain high until the last mile before changing the tyres once wore out. I've never seen anything like this before. Another story is the durability lasts for 20,000 miles and i drive quite fast except for the few times around my apartment when doing very short distances within 5km. Noise and comfort are acceptable but can be heard slightly with my XF superb soundproofing. Goodyear effcient offered a comfortable grip, right especially in wet last 70% longer than the Pirelli but when you give it the power at full capacity they just can not support your vehicle as much as Pirelli P Zero. For a car like mine you'd definatly want to go for Pirelli tyres! Read more Collapse

Hello, got Audi A7 - 20 inch wheels - already had Dunlop Sport Maxx GT - rolled perfectly without any noise, even if the tyres were on the finish. But finally it was high time for a new one. Got myself Pirelli P Zero because they have the approval of AUDI - after a while driving. No noise to be heard. The whole car goes smoothly as i was driving with an open window on rocky road at the speed of 50 mph and above sooner the strongest. The noice only gets noticeable at 110 mph, and before that it's just dandy. Don't even have to turn the radio on anymore in order not to hear the sound of tyres. I've read the opinion on the Audi A8 and any noice comes from the vehicle itself. The decibel difference between Dunlops (69db) and the Pirelli P Zero (73) isn't that big. Read more Collapse

I am very happy with the Pirelli P Zero model. It is characterized by a very good operation, even at very high speeds (fragment Clermont Ferrand-Bourges sometimes even at 165 mph - the average speed of 135 mph). Reinforced tyre type, if used on rough roads it is hard enough, but in my opinion, it is not harder than Dunlop SP Sport tyres that is not RF that I had in original equipment. By cons I find the Pirelli P Zero significantly more stable at high speed, it is also distinguished by better grip during acceleration and during braking. Read more Collapse

I have never been a supporter of Pirelli P Zero but they do the job. They drive fast and aggressively especially on curves i like to exceed the speed limit. It does not matter if it is wet or dry. The tyres have great grip on the wet which really match my needs. This is what makes me love for them is a hella capable! If you wonder if you want to choose them or not, believe that i'd give more money for the tyre of this quality if needed! I bought a second set of them for next season. I'm rolling on the P Zero !!!! Read more Collapse

Pirelli P Zero is a very good tyre. Previously owned by Pirelli in August and this time i was not disappointed. Another purchase will also present a series of PZero tyre. It's very comfortable , behaves smoothly while driving dynamicaly and so gives considerable assurance to the driver. It is in my opinion rather hard wear down because the grip was so good that i did not notice when the tread ran out beyond the legal limit. In short - good price and well worth to buy. Best regards Read more Collapse