The Pirelli P Zero Race RS TLR is the fastest road tyre Pirelli has ever made — the flagship of the P Zero Race range and the choice of professional WorldTour athletes in the most demanding races on the calendar, including Paris-Roubaix. RS stands for Racing Speed. Every element of this tyre has been developed from the ground up to deliver the highest possible performance: the new SmartEVO² compound is Pirelli's most advanced rubber formulation, built in their own Milan-Bollate plant and developed from the same motorsport compound expertise that powers their MotoGP and Formula 1 programmes. Compared to the original P Zero Race TLR, the RS delivers 16% lower rolling resistance and is 8% lighter — achieved through a lightened SpeedCORE™ casing with modified tread thickness and fabric layers, creating a tyre that is less stiff, more supple, and measurably faster. A redesigned tubeless bead featuring re-engineered Kevlar strand geometry improves air retention and ensures best-in-class compatibility with both hooked and hookless rims to ETRTO and ISO standards. Available in 700c in 26, 28, 30, and 32mm widths in Black, Classic, Retro, and Team colourways.
- SmartEVO² compound — Pirelli's most advanced racing formulation, developed from Motorsport expertise; improved grip especially on wet surfaces and record low rolling resistance for its category
- SpeedCORE™ casing — lightened 120 TPI tubeless-ready construction with an aramid-infused inner rubber layer for optimal air retention, mechanical resistance, and a supple, fast ride feel
- 16% lower rolling resistance and 8% lighter than the P Zero Race TLR — Pirelli's most performance-focused road tyre
- Redesigned tubeless bead with re-engineered Kevlar geometry — improved compatibility with hooked and hookless rims to ETRTO/ISO standards
- Raced at Paris-Roubaix, Milan-Sanremo and throughout the UCI WorldTour by Alpecin-Premier Tech and Lidl-Trek
- Available in 700 x 26, 28, 30, and 32mm — note: 26mm not compatible with hookless rims
- Folding bead. Manufactured in Italy at Pirelli's Milan-Bollate plant