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ALL-SEASON SAFETY NOISE REDUCTION TRACTION GRIP CORNERING SPORT PERFORMANCE PASSENGER SUV
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Key Facts

  • Official web page
  • Available Sizes in Line: 36
  • Original Equipment (OE) tires for:
    • • Hyundai Sonata
    • • Kia Optima
    • • Ford Focus
    • • Volvo V60
    • • Volvo S60
    • • Chrysler 200
    • • Volvo S90
    • • Maserati Ghibli
    • • Maserati Quattroporte
    • • Dodge Challenger
    • • Audi A6
    • • Audi A7
    • • Bentley Continental GT
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Pirelli P Zero All Season



Description

Launched in 2014, the Pirelli P Zero All Season is an ultra-high-performance all-season tire designed for passenger vehicles. It offers a blend of high-speed stability, precise handling, and year-round traction, making it ideal for drivers seeking performance without compromising on safety across varying weather conditions.

Features & Benefits

  • All-Season Performance: Provides excellent grip and handling on both wet and dry surfaces throughout various weather conditions.
  • Enhanced Safety: Offers reduced braking distances and improved cornering stability, essential for high-performance driving.

Technologies

  • Sipe Technology: Incorporates specialized sipes to enhance traction in wet and icy conditions, improving overall safety.
  • High-Stiffness Contour Optimization: Delivers a precise steering response and enhanced cornering due to its optimized tread design.

Year Released

The Pirelli P Zero All Season was introduced to the market in 2014, enhancing the options for drivers needing versatile performance throughout diverse driving conditions.

Regions Availability

This tire is available in the USA, Canada, and China, catering specifically to markets with a demand for high-performance all-season tires.

Vehicle Compatibility / Popular Vehicle Fitments

The Pirelli P Zero All Season is used as original equipment on a range of performance and luxury vehicles, reflecting its broad applicative reach:

  • Hyundai Sonata
  • Kia Optima
  • Ford Focus
  • Volvo V60, S60, S90
  • Chrysler 200
  • Maserati Ghibli, Quattroporte
  • Dodge Challenger
  • Audi A6, A7
  • Bentley Continental GT

Note: Always consult with a tire specialist or the vehicle's manufacturer to ensure correct tire fitment.

Final Thoughts

The Pirelli P Zero All Season is a preferred choice for automotive enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike, offering advanced engineering for superior performance across all seasons. Its adoption as original equipment in various high-profile vehicles underlines its quality and reliability.


Detailed Information

Type and Size
Tire Model
Pirelli / P Zero All Season
Car Type
Season
All Season
Rim Diameter
17 / 18 / 19 / 20 / 21 / 22 "
Width
215 / 225 / 235 / 245 / 255 / 265 / 275 / 285 / 305 / 315 mm
Aspect Ratio
30 / 35 / 40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60 %
Construction
Radial
Special Features
Runflat
No
Mud and Snow
No
Extra Load
Optional
Speed and Load
Speed Index
H (max 130 mph) ... ZR (max > 149 mph)
Load Index (max load for a tire)
 

Pirelli / P Zero All Season Sizes & Specifications

Rim Model Size Index Features Tread depth Max inflation pressure Utqg Approved rim width Load range Sidewall styling Rim width Tire weight Measured rim width Section width Max load Price
R17 215/55 R17 215/55 R17
R17 225/45 R17 225/45 R17
R18 215/55 R18 215/55 R18
R18 225/40 R18 225/40 R18
R18 225/45 R18 95V XL 225/45 R18 95V XL
R18 225/45 R18 225/45 R18
R18 235/40 R18 235/40 R18
R18 235/45 R18 235/45 R18
R18 245/45 R18 245/45 R18
R18 245/50 R18 245/50 R18
R18 245/60 R18 245/60 R18
R19 235/40 R19 235/40 R19
R19 235/45 R19 235/45 R19
R19 235/55 R19 101H 235/55 R19 101H
R19 235/55 R19 235/55 R19
R19 245/40 R19 245/40 R19
R19 245/45 R19 102Y XL 245/45 R19 102Y XL
R19 245/45 R19 245/45 R19
R19 245/50 R19 245/50 R19
R19 255/40 R19 255/40 R19
R19 255/45 R19 104V XL 255/45 R19 104V XL
R19 255/45 R19 255/45 R19
R19 275/40 R19 275/40 R19
R20 245/40 R20 245/40 R20
R20 245/50 R20 245/50 R20
R20 255/40 R20 255/40 R20
R20 255/45 R20 255/45 R20
R20 275/35 R20 275/35 R20
R20 285/35 R20 285/35 R20
R20 305/35 R20 305/35 R20
R21 265/40 R21 265/40 R21
R22 275/35 R22 104W 275/35 R22 104W XL
R22 275/35 R22 275/35 R22
R22 315/30 R22 107W 315/30 R22 107W
R22 315/30 R22 107W XL 315/30 R22 107W XL XL
R22 315/30 R22 315/30 R22

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Questions and Answers

  • Alex Zagvozdin 16 May, 2019 04:23
    Despite the similar names and appearance, the P Zero All Season and P Zero All Season Plus are actually very different tires. Pirelli uses the “Plus” designation to indicate their tires that are designed for the replacement market only. That means Pirelli’s tire engineers are free to design a tire that performs exactly how they want it to, and the budget and available technology are the only limiting factors. Pirelli tires without the “Plus” can be selected by vehicle manufacturers for Original Equipment use. 
    When a vehicle manufacturer chooses a tire for Original Equipment use, they always have performance targets they want to achieve. Often the tire doesn’t meet those goals “as is,” so the vehicle manufacturer and the tire company work together to “tweak” the tire to meet the desired performance targets. With Pirelli’s naming system, if a customer buys a “Plus” tire, he or she can be confident it was designed to perform how Pirelli’s excellent engineers wanted it to for its position in the marketplace. If a consumer buys a “non Plus” tire, there is a good chance it has been “modified” from the original design to meet a vehicle manufacturer’s target goals, whatever those may be.