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

Great tire, but more importantly, enjoy ordering through BTD, especially being in Seattle.

Yep, these are expensive. But if you are like me, you dig into the data/test from all the 3rd party sites and strive to find the best tire in both rolling resistance and puncture protection. This new version of the P Zero Race TLR takes the crown! I've put about 700 miles on a set already, and they have not disappointed. They hold air well, wear slow, and roll fast!

These tires seem to perform well. I haven't but a couple hundred miles on them so far. I went from a 700x26 tube type to the Pirelli 700x30 tubeless. The ride is substantially better and rolling resistance seems to be about the same. The only negative about them is they were a bit tough to mount on my carbon rims but overall a great tire so far.

No issues with mounting or seating. They hold air well. Pretty tight fit. After I seated, they held air without sealant just fine.

They feel great on the road. Smooth ride for me and they're just as fast as other race tires I have ridden based on feel and Garmin/Strava tracking.

If they hold up over long term (they are allegedly much more puncture resistant than most race tires), these would be the best road tires I have had

I've gone on several rides with these new 2023 version P Zero Race TLR tires, and I like them so far. They have a good road feel, work great for me at low pressure (less than 60 PSI), and they feel pretty fast -- I've set a couple PR's. We'll see how they hold but but so far, so good. I also rode the previous version of these tires and those were great, lasted more than a year so I expect these ones will hold up well too.

Easily fit on my rims. No punctures so far for the past rides on a street (PCH) that people love to break glass bottles on and try to cause cyclists to flat. I love the look and grip.

easy to mount and set up tubeless, they roll fast and are very reliable.

The ride quality on these tires is fantastic. They wear well and perform great. Easy to mount (tubeless).

I've run these at 26 and 28mm tubeless with orange seal endurance. I can get them on and off my rims workout levers. They feel fast and look good. I've only ever got a flat due to glass.

Good handling and road feel. The thread count seems a little low for a high quality tire but maybe that's not as important as it was in the past.

This is my all-the-time tire and it performs surprisingly well. I probably ride ~4-6 hours a week outdoors on these and they hold up for a season quite well. Despite that they feel appropriate as a tire for a fast set of wheels.

Seems to have good traction without any increased rolling resistance. At the end of a long ride (100 mi) on 3 week old tires, a small metal tube imbedded itself in the tire. Probably no fault of the tire, but super annoying and had to replace the tire. Now have Continental on one wheel and this Pirelli on the other wheel. Will be interested to see if the Pirelli has a future flat or whether that was a one-off.

Seems to have good traction without any increased rolling resistance. At the end of a long ride (100 mi) on 3 week old tires, a small metal tube imbedded itself in the tire. Probably no fault of the tire, but super annoying and had to replace the tire. Now have Continental on one wheel and this Pirelli on the other wheel. Will be interested to see if the Pirelli has a future flat or whether that was a one-off.