Pirelli P Zero RC classic road tire: the ultimate tire for your bike

If you are passionate about road cycling and want to equip your bicycle with the best possible tire, you cannot miss the opportunity to buy the Pirelli Pzero RC classic road tire. It is a tire that combines Pirelli's experience in the world of motorsports with technological innovation applied to cycling, resulting in a product of the highest quality and performance.

Features and benefits of the Pirelli Pzero Race classic road tire

The Pirelli Pzero RC classic road tire has the following features and benefits that make it stand out from other options on the market:

• SmartEVO Compound: This is a blend of smart polymers that offers the best balance between grip and rolling resistance. Thanks to this compound, the Pirelli Pzero RC classic road tire adapts to different asphalt conditions, offering optimal traction in both dry and wet conditions.
• Techbelt Road Technology: Consists of a light and flexible carcass structure that incorporates an additional layer of cut-resistant fabric under the tread. This technology increases puncture protection in a wide variety of situations, without compromising tire weight or comfort.
• Tread design: It is an evolution of the P ZERO Velo model, which has been tested and improved on World Tour roads. The tread design features larger, more widely spaced side lugs to improve cornering grip, and smaller, closer central lugs to reduce rolling resistance. In addition, the pattern is optimized to evacuate water and prevent aquaplaning.
• Available sizes: the Pirelli Pzero RC classic road tire is available in two sizes: 700x26 and 700x28. These measurements adapt to most current tires and offer a greater amount of ball that improves comfort, stability and absorption of terrain irregularities.

Recommended weights and pressures for the Pirelli Pzero RC classic road tire

To get the maximum performance and safety from the Pirelli Pzero RC classic road tire, it is important to adjust the appropriate weight and pressure according to the tire size, the weight of the rider and the terrain conditions.

Below we show you an indicative table with the recommended weights and pressures for each measurement:

Remember that these values are approximate and may vary according to the personal preferences of each cyclist. We advise you to try different pressures until you find the one that best suits your driving style and the characteristics of the terrain.