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Pirelli P Zero Nero Tire
Pirelli P Zero Nero
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Pirelli P Zero Nero Tire Review
Max Performance Summer
UTQG Ratings      Treadwear   220      Traction  AA      Temperature  A
Ne' ro means black in Italian, and this tire is one black Italian stallion. The P Zero Nero incorporates a silica and carbon black enhanced tread compound to enhance grip and steering while enforcing the tread pattern and sidewalls. 

If you click on the tire's image to the left, you can see the P Zero Nero's tread pattern in greater detail. A unique leaf - like design provides extra traction while channeling water to the outside of the tire. This decreases the chance of hydroplaning, and improves performance in wet road conditions. 

The Pirelli P Zero Nero is a ferocious performance summer tire that is not to be driven in winter conditions such as snow and ice. Because it does not contain sipes for winter traction, the tire performs much more smoothly in dry and wet conditions.

Tested:
When tested on the track, the Pirelli P Zero Nero tires provided a low noise level and smooth ride for a performance tire. As expected, the handling (in both dry and wet conditions) was excellent. When pushed to the max, these tires gripped well when cornering and braking. 

With performance tires such as this it is normal for the tread to wear more quickly than with more traditional tires. This is one of the trade offs for better grip and performance. 

The Good:
- Excellent Handling and Cornering
- Steering Response is precise and crisp
- Dry Traction and Wet Traction are very good
- Smooth ride for a low profile tire
The Bad:
- Tread wears quickly
  (to be expected for a tire like this)
- No winter traction in snow and ice
  (this is a summer tire)

Conclusion:
The Pirelli P Zero Nero is one of the best summer high performance tires to date. If you are looking for better steering response and handling (and can afford to spend a few extra bucks) I would highly recommend this tire. The price ranges from $139 to $382 depending on size, which is a great value for this tire. 


Similar Summer Tires
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric
Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sport
Michelin Pilot Super Sport

Tire Sizes         
17"

205/40ZR17 XL 84W BLK
205/45R17 XL 88V BLK
215/40ZR17 XL 87W BLK
215/45ZR17 XL 91Y BLK
225/45ZR17 XL 94W BLK



18"

215/35ZR18 BLK
225/40R18 92W BLK
225/40ZR18 XL 92Y BLK
235/40ZR18 XL 95Y BLK
235/45ZR18 XL 98Y BLK
255/35ZR18 94Y BLK

19"

215/35ZR19 85Y XL BLK
225/35ZR19 88Y BLK
225/45ZR19 96W BLK
235/35ZR19 XL 91Y BLK
235/40ZR19 XL 96Y BLK
245/35ZR19 XL 93Y BLK



20"

235/30ZR20 XL 88Y BLK
245/30ZR20 XL 90Y BLK
245/35ZR20 XL 95Y BLK
255/30ZR20 92Y BLK
275/30ZR20 XL 97Y BLK
285/25ZR20 XL 93Y BLK
295/25ZR20 XL BLK
305/25ZR20 XL BLK
305/30ZR20 99Y BLK
21"

245/35ZR21 XL 96Y BLK
255/30ZR21 XL 93Y BLK
265/35ZR21 101Y BLK
285/30ZR21 XL 100Y BLK
295/25ZR21 XL 96Y BLK
305/30ZR21 104Y BLK
355/25ZR21 107Y BLK

Pirelli P Zero Nero Warranty
Treadlife Warranty: none
Uniformity Warranty: 1 Year / first 2/32" of wear
Workmanship & Materials Warranty: Free replacement first year or 2/32" wear, then prorated until 2/32" remaining depth


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