Pirelli P-Zero Race TLR Road Tyre: designed for Performance, Speed and Grip.
The SpeedCORE™ carcass is a thin airtight later of rubber compound with aramid particles that covers the internal part of the tyre. This construction allows greater flexibility of the rubber compound, creating a faster and more supple tyre with reduced rolling resistance, whilst the use of aramid allows for better puncture resistance. A 120tpi nylon fabric with an additional anti-puncture aramid breaker completes the carcass. The tread pattern uses the most advanced Pirelli SmartEVO™ compound for the highest level of performance. All these special features of the P ZERO™ Race TLR are skilfully crafted in Italy providing unique quality and superior performance. P ZERO™ Race TLR is designed for Performance applications during Spring Summer and Autumn seasons.
DO NOT buy this tyre under any circumstances. Mine failed after 43 miles with a very good sealant and a very very small hole in it. Neither Sigma or Pirelli think this is a problem - in fact they think it is normal..... I did 4500 miles on a competitors brand tyre with no issue The 43 miles it did manage was on smooth clear tarmac with other riders
Seems like a great tyre - tougher than all the other P-Zeros I've used. Could be me, but my understanding was that tubeless ready means that you can use inner tubes, too (I do with the Pirelli Cinturato). After wrestling these onto the wheels, I couldn't get them to seat properly with tubes. I checked Pirelli's website and buried in there, they do say that these are tubeless only - and indeed the packaging, unlike Cinturatos, does not mention inner tube use and inflation pressures. I'll use these on some other wheels
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Hi there, Yes these will work with tubes, Many thanks Joe W
Hi John, They should do but it would be worth checking with Prime directly for compatibility Many thanks Joe W
