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Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus Review

January 31, 2023 by Emrecan Gurkan Leave a Comment

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P Zero All Season Plus is an all-season ultra-high performance tire. Due to its wide application range, it can be used in powerful sports cars, coupes, and sedans. Let’s dig into it and see if it is worth your money!

Asymmetrical pattern for P Zero All-Season Plus offer decent grip

At a Glance

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus
Best forThe athleticism on the track,
dry region aggressive street driving
Test Reportvs Pilot Sport All-Season 4 & ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus
(April 26, 2021)
CategoryUltra High Performance All-Season
VehiclePowerful sports cars, coupes and sedans
Available Sizes (Rim)17”, 18”, 19”, 20”
(Ensure these tires fit your vehicle)
Weight21 – 31 lbs
Made InUSA
LabelsM+S
Warranty50,000 Miles
PricesDiscountTire:
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TireRack:
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SimpleTire:
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Amazon:
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As a former Bridgestone engineer, from my standpoint, P Zero All Season Plus has a massive grip on wet and dry grounds. It also offers a cozy and quiet ride. However, its winter performance isn’t trustable. Yet, Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus offers a decent tread life with its new compound. Unlike most ultra-high performance, a tread-life warranty is its plus.

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Table of Contents

Dry Performance

Ultra-high performance tires are designed to provide tons of grip. This is why traction generally isn’t an issue for them. However, this tire steps ahead with its steering and handling capability. Let’s detailly analyze its dry performance.

Dry Traction

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus has been released as an all-season tire. Therefore, its rubber is highly notched. These notches mean to improve wet and winter traction. However, they increase the biting edge ratio anyway and improve dry traction also.

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus has alpha plus dry traction capability.

Handling

Even though this tire is a performance tire, its design is kinda similar to touring tires. Well, that’s where its magnificent handling ability comes from.

Due to its solid and continuous center rib, this tire has a quick steering response. Moreover, its robust shoulder blocks help it to keep its shape while cornering at high speed.

Pirelli P Zero All-Season provides unique handling.

Comfort

Due to its stiff compound it’s slight rough tire. Yet, it reduce to road noise properly and provides silent ride.

Wet Performance

Blocky and exceedingly siped shoulders increase wet traction

Most P Zero tires have the decent wet surface capability. When the first time Pirelli has been released this tire, most customers were complaining about their poor wet and winter traction. However, Pirelli decided to review their compound and use a softer compound to increase grip capability. 

Regarding wet traction, that change works perfectly. When you combine a soft compound with tons of sipes, there is no way you can get bad wet traction.

On the other hand, the real game-changer is hydroplaning resistance. At the beginning of this article, I talked about the all-season tire type tread design. These kinds of tires tend to have 3 or 4 grooves due to increasing water evacuation capability which is extremely important for hydroplaning resistance. Just like P Zero All-Season Plus have!

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus has a trustworthy wet grip and high hydroplaning resistance. I strongly recommend it for squishy regions.

Note: Hydroplaning is vital for a safe ride under the pouring rain. However, it might occur even with the best tire. Maybe you can’t prevent it but if you know what it is and how to deal with it, you can easily stay on the safe side.

Here is an extremely efficient guide about ‘How to Deal with Hydroplaning?‘ –> https://www.discounttire.com/learn/hydroplaning

Winter Performance

Due to winter siping technology, it can handle light snow. Yet, rib design and narrow void area couldn’t provide enough traction for deep snow. It will work well if you can put yourself on salted highways.

Note: I don’t recommend this tire for winter usage. Its compound freezes out easily and that decreases the gripping capability.

Comfort

Way much smooth for a low profile tire

Due to its variable tension control nylon cap ply, its contact patch is highly optimized. Therefore, it can disturb the road force better than most UHP tires and offers a cozy ride. In that case, a rib-type pattern also helps a lot. 

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus offers a cozy driving experience.

Road Noise

Some say this tire is noisy. However, this noise level is totally normal for this aggressive design. Of course, it yammers a bit at high speeds. Yet, compared to its competitors, this one is voiceless!

You may wanna check this test report for detailed information –> https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/testDisplay.jsp?ttid=266

Tread Life

Before Pirelli has been revised the compound, this tire was lasting long enough. However, the new softer compound has been relatively decreased its tread life. Yet, it still has 500 UTQG rubber. In my point of view, it’s a good number for a performance tire.

Warranty

Pirelli offers an Unlimited Time / 50,000 Miles tread life warranty(half if rear and front axle sizes are different) for this product. Yet, it’s a bit tricky. For instance, if you don’t rotate your tires every 5,000 miles, the warranty isn’t valid.

I highly recommend reading the warranty document before making a purchase –> https://www.tirerack.com/images/pdf/warranty/PI0921.pdf

Sizes

Most tire sizes begin with modifier letters(P, LT, etc.) that identify the type of vehicle or type of service for which they were designed. Here is a perfect guide for reading tire size –> https://tireterrain.com/how-to-read-tire-size/

17”18”19”20”
215/45R17 91W XL BSW215/45R18 93W XL BSW225/45R19 96Y XL BSW245/40R20 99Y XL BSW
215/55R17 98W XL BSW225/40R18 92Y XL BSW235/35R19 91Y XL BSW245/45R20 103Y XL BSW
225/45R17 94W XL BSW225/40R18 92W XL BSW245/40R19 98Y XL BSW245/45R20 103W XL BSW
225/45R17 94Y XL BSW225/45R18 95Y XL BSW245/45R19 102Y XL BSW275/35R20 102Y XL BSW
225/50R17 98W XL BSW225/45R18 95W XL BSW255/35R19 96Y XL BSW275/35R20 102W XL BSW
225/55R17 97W SL BSW225/50R18 95W SL BSW255/40R19 100Y XL BSW275/40R20 106W XL BSW
235/45R17 97W XL BSW225/50R18 95Y SL BSW275/35R19 100Y XL BSW275/40R20 106Y XL BSW
235/50R17 96W SL BSW225/60R18 100W SL BSW275/40R19 105Y XL BSW
235/55R17 99W SL BSW235/40R18 95W XL BSW285/35R19 103Y XL BSW
245/40R17 91Y SL BSW235/40R18 95Y XL BSW
245/40R17 91W SL BSW235/45R18 98Y XL BSW
245/45R17 95Y SL BSW235/50R18 101W XL BSW
245/45R17 95W SL BSW245/40R18 97Y XL BSW
245/40R18 97W XL BSW
245/45R18 100Y XL BSW
245/45R18 100W XL BSW
245/50R18 100Y SL BSW
255/35R18 94Y XL BSW
255/40R18 99Y XL BSW
255/45R18 99Y SL BSW
265/35R18 97W XL BSW
265/35R18 97Y XL BSW
275/35R18 95Y SL BSW

For Better Understanding:  215/55R17 94V SL

215: Tire Width

55: Aspect Ratio

R: Radial

17: Rim Size

94: Load Index

V: Speed Index

SL: Load Range(can be XL also)

Note: This tire name contains ZR instead of R. No worries, that just means this tire is specific for high-speed usage(above 150mph).

Price

The tire market has a dynamic price policy. Hence, in my point of view, sharing tire price is pointless.

Though, I’ve analyzed the top 10 brands of most popular tire brands.

Here are the dealers with a reasonable price range,

DiscountTire

  • Biggest dealer in the US. Founded in 1960
  • 1000 stores in 35 states. You most probably find one on your parallel street
  • Free rotation and balancing
  • 5% off for DiscountTire cardholders on online purchase
  • Highest rated online tire dealer in Consumer Affairs
  • Almost all brands are available
  • Delivery takes 2-4 days (30% shorter average waiting time when you book online)
  • Frequent discounts and promotions

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus: https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/pirelli-p-zero-all-season-plus

TireRack

  • Fast and Free shipping
  • Usually delivered in 1 day
  • Joint venture with DiscountTire(their installers and dealers are on your service)
  • Tons of installer options, they also help you to choose the best one
  • Mobile installers in many areas, your tires will be replaced while you’re working in the office
  • Tire test results and comparisons can be found on the most product page
  • 4.6/5 points on Google rate

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/pirelli-p-zero-all-season-plus

SimpleTire

  • Free shipping
  • Delivered in 2 days
  • Verified shops near you(for mount and balance)
  • Mobile installation option
  • 7 million customers since 2021
  • 4.7/5 points on Google rate
  • Top-notch customer service, you may even request a price match

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus: https://simpletire.com/brands/pirelli-tires/p-zero-all-season-plus

While choosing dealers, I especially pay attention to reliability. All of the dealers on this list have 15-20 years of experience in the online tire business. Therefore, I can guarantee a smooth and fast tire buying process.

Conclusion

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus is a reliable and trustworthy tire. Its grip ability is unique. Yet, winter performance isn’t its expertise.

Pirelli P Zero All-Season Plus
Best forThe athleticism on the track,
dry region aggressive street driving
Test Reportvs Pilot Sport All-Season 4 & ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus
(April 26, 2021)
CategoryUltra High Performance All-Season
VehiclePowerful sports cars, coupes and sedans
Available Sizes (Rim)17”, 18”, 19”, 20”
(Ensure these tires fit your vehicle)
Weight21 – 31 lbs
Made InUSA
LabelsM+S
Warranty50,000 Miles
PricesDiscountTire:
Check Price

TireRack:
Check Price

SimpleTire:
Check Price

Amazon:
Check Price

Take-Home Points,

  • XL sizes tend to carry more load and offer better handling. Hence, they might be a better pick for bigger vehicles( XL vs SL tires)
  • Please pay attention to the load range and speed index. These metrics are essential if you expect decent tread life
  • There isn’t a bad tire in the market right now, you should just know what to expect from tires

A side note here: If you’d like to get local advice and find the best fit for your driving habits, location, and road conditions DiscountTire – Treadwell Tire Guide can give you masterpiece recommendations.

I hope the article was helpful. If you need any further questions, please leave them in the below section. Have a safe ride folks!

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