PirelliP Zero Race TLR Road Tire (2023) (Return to Product Page)

I have 5-600 miles on the tires with no issues. They roll fast and I have been using them on my Ti gravel bike riding on group rides. No problems staying with the faster groups and they handle the rough roads out here great. Been running about 60 psi in the tires and they still roll fast.

They were relatively easy to install on my set of Zipp 303 Firecrest wheels. (My previous experience with road tubeless were with Schwalbe Pro Ones and Conti 5000 which were significantly more difficult to install.) The tires are expensive but so far I am impressed.

I have about 1000 miles on my first set of these. Never used them before. They are an excellent performance tire and seem to hold up well to road abuse! They're fast, handle well and the rear tire hardly shows any wear, including glancing off a rock I didn't see that punctured my tube. The casing seems very tough, but the ride is really supple and they're race quality grippy!!!!

YAHOO!!!!! Really fun! I love them!!!

I bought these 28mm tires hoping for a bigger tire with lower pressure than my Michelin 25s. I was hoping for a softer ride. When I mounted them, I found they're no bigger than my 25s, and maybe even slightly smaller. And, the pressure recommendations are exactly the same as the 25s. Rats!

Easy to install. Inflated with just a floor pump. Sealed at 60 psi. Very comfortable at 63 running pressure. Great traction

Bought a set of these as I could not find the 28mm tubeless tires I usually used. I mounted them on hookless rims. They mounted easily and seem to hold air better than other tubeless tires I have used. They also seem quite durable on the New Mexico roads with lots of broken glass. Will purchase again.

I'm using the 25mm version tubeless on a set of Token Ventous Prime wheels. These tires go on the wheel easily, seat quickly, and hold air. I cannot be more pleased with these especially considering how fast they roll.

I was excited about the tan wall Pirelli tubeless tires for something different. The puncture resistance seems good and they roll fine. They are slick on hills and slip out when standing. Went back to the new Contis.

Great service as usual

I changed to these hoping they would be easier to mount tubeless on my Campy Boro WTO 45s. They went on very easy. Popped in place and sealed up nice with just a floor pump. Only been out 1 time for about 40 miles, but they felt nice and smooth at 80 PSI. My weight is 195lbs.

In light of the lack of continental availability had to try a different option. This Pirelli is doing the trick. Holding air well and mated well as a tubeless option on Reynolds carbon wheels. No flats to date! (hopefully I didn't jinx myself)

I ordered these earlier this year, when the Continental 5000 TL was on back order. I run 28 x 700 at 60psi, on Enve SES and found the installation easy. I replaced only my back tire, and it was hassle free for more than 2000 miles. I ride on roads that have a lot of pot holes and debris. Although I prefer the Contis to the Pirelli, the Pirelli is now my go to when the Contis aren't in stock.

First time ordering. Great quality and awesome ride! Great durability! Will purchase again!

Tire has been ridden approx. 1000 miles on the road with no issues.

Don't have a lot of experience with different tires, but these are by far the best I've ever had.

Great set of tires. Went on easily. I won't be going back to innertubes. Tires ride great. I'm glad I went for the 28mm option.

Very fast and light, after several hundred miles there was hardly any wear and tear on this rear tire!

Installed on new Boyd Prologue 44 wheelset, hooked rim sidewalls. Needed 2 plastic smooth end levers to get the last 5-6 inches over the rims with very hard effort. Initial air fill with floor pump easily seated tires, but both tires lost all air (no sealer yet) in 6-8 hours, thought I would need to pry off & return. Added 1 1/2 oz of Orange Seal and both tires held air without pressure loss for 4 days. Casings must be really porous without sealer. 1st ride impression....noticeably harder ride than prior Panaracer Race A tires, but grip is a definite improvement. Inflated 85psi F, 90psi R. Rider at 175 lbs. 4 stars for install difficulty and initial ride feel. We'll see if that improves with ride time.

I'm running the 28mm tubeless on HED Vanquish RC4 Pro Carbon Discs. This tire/wheel combo has not disappointed, i ride these hard on long mountain descents, and over multiple days of sitting the tires hardly lose air. To add, I have had no flats after 1000 miles on bad roads where i ride in Bogota, Colombia (road debris, glass, unavoidable pot holes...etc). the rear tire is showing some wear. I will purchase these again. Also running the 45mm Pirelli's (hardpack) on my gravel, only about 100 miles thus far and really nice...

I have put around 1,200 miles on these on mostly eastern Washington chip & seal. After lowering pressure to R 75psi, F 70psi (riders weight 173lbs) the ride is much smoother than initial use. No flats, no excessive wear, wear indicators still look like new.

Very happy with results, will stock up on these.

I bought a set 7 months ago, and, after 1500mi, already need to replace one of the tires. They're very good, just wish they were a bit more durable. Think of it as a burlier race tire rather than a faster training tire.