Pirelli P Zero Race 4S TLR Clincher Racing

Interestingly, Pirelli is developing a variety of specific tires for different driving needs and conditions. Here are some key features of the models mentioned:

1. Pirelli Scorpion XC Mixed Terrain:

   • Lite Version: Faster and lighter tyre.
   • Mixed Terrain: Suitable for various soil conditions, with variable consistency.
   • Handling: Profile optimized for modern rims with wide internal channels.
   • Protection: Anti-tear compound and 120 TPI sidewall reinforcement for puncture resistance.

2. Pirelli Scorpion XC RC:

   • Designed to offer maximum performance in racing conditions.
   • Lite Team Edition version: Lightweight tire dedicated to racing.
   • SmartGRIP Compound for dry and wet grip.
   • Lightweight construction with 120 TPI casing.

3. Pirelli Scorpion Sport

   • Designed for non-competitive XC mountain bikes.
   • ProWALL protection for puncture resistance.
   • ProCompound Endurance compound for strength and durability.
   • Available in different sizes.

4. P ZERO™ Race TLR:

   • Tubeless-ready tire for road cycling.
   • TechWALL+ Road casing for greater protection and durability.
   • SmartEVO Compound for grip on dry and wet surfaces.
   • Suitable for intense training sessions and races.

5. Pirelli Cinturato Gravel RC

   • Specific tire for gravel races with TechWALL X Gravel structure.
   • SpeedGRIP Compound for grip and smoothness.
   • Tubeless-ready with 60 TPI reinforced carcass.

6. Pirelli Cinturato Road:

   • Versatile tire for different driving conditions and terrains.
   • TechWALL+ casing in 60 TPI for puncture protection.
   • SmartNET Silica compound for grip and durability.

7. P ZERO™ Race TLR 4S:

   • All-year racing tire with SPEEDCORE™ tubeless technology.
   • SmartNET™ Silica compound for chemical and wet grip.
   • 120 TPI carcass for lightness and resistance.

Each model is designed to meet specific needs, such as puncture resistance, grip on mixed terrain or asphalt, durability and comfort. The choice of model will depend on the individual preferences of the cyclist and the conditions of use.