Pirelli introduces "fastest" race tyre
Pirelli introduces "fastest and most performing " P Zero Race TLR RS with improved grip and hookless compatibility
The P Zero Race TLR RS tyre maintains a similar tread pattern to the TLR, but the differences lie in an updated rubber compound claiming to improve performance. As the name suggests, the P Zero Race TLR RS are tubeless-ready, featuring an improved tyre bead to offer maximum compatibility with hooked and hookless wheels, according to Pirelli.The P Zero Race TLR RS is available to purchase now for a price of £84.99 and the P Zero Range of tubeless tyres is now as follows:
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