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Pirelli · Road bike tyre
A dependable 26 mm road tyre balancing speed, grip and everyday protection.
$79.99
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The P ZERO Road is a practical choice for fast training rides, commuting and all-round road cycling. Its TechBELT casing, EVO Compound and puncture-resistant reinforcement give you a confident blend of rolling efficiency, wet-road grip, comfort and durability in a straightforward tube-type clincher.
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Price
$79.99
Size
26-622
Weight
235 g
Casing
TechBELT
The Pirelli P ZERO Road 26-622 is a tube-type clincher road tyre for riders who want one dependable option for everyday riding and performance-focused training. At 235 g, it keeps weight sensible without chasing an ultra-thin race construction, while the 120 TPI TechBELT casing is designed to deliver a comfortable, responsive ride.
Under the tread, a puncture-resistant nylon reinforcement layer adds useful protection against common road debris. The EVO Compound is tuned to balance rolling resistance, wet grip and durability, so you can ride confidently across changing conditions without choosing a specialist tyre for every type of outing.
Independent testing measured this size at 222 g and 26 mm wide, with 17.0 W rolling resistance at 80 psi, a 68-point wet-grip result and a 42-point tread puncture score. Those figures support its role as a balanced training and road-riding tyre: quick enough to feel lively, grippy in damp conditions and built with more everyday resilience than a pure race-focused option. As a tube-type clincher, it is intended for use with a compatible inner tube and 622 mm road wheel.
Ideal for road riders seeking a comfortable, reliable 26 mm tyre for daily riding, training, fast commuting and long-distance road use.
Balanced road performance
Designed to combine useful speed, wet-weather grip, comfort and durability rather than prioritising just one characteristic.
EVO Compound
The road-specific compound balances rolling resistance, wet grip and service life for versatile riding.
TechBELT casing
A 120 TPI casing helps provide a responsive ride while keeping the construction practical for regular road use.
Reinforced beneath the tread
A puncture-resistant nylon layer adds protection against road debris beneath the central tread area.
Comfort-focused construction
The casing and compound are designed to smooth the ride and reduce the harsh feel of rougher tarmac.
Tube-type clincher format
A familiar inner-tube setup makes this a straightforward choice for compatible 622 mm road wheels.
26-622 road size
The 26 mm format offers a useful balance of low rolling drag, road comfort and responsive handling.
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Every detail as listed by the manufacturer.
Pirelli is an Italian tyre brand founded in 1872 in Milan. The company began producing bicycle tyres in 1890, and cycling remains part of its broader tyre portfolio alongside its well-known automotive and motorsport business. In cycling, Pirelli offers road, gravel and mountain bike tyres and accessories, with top-tier bicycle tyre production taking place in Bollate, just outside Milan. The brand is widely associated with performance tyre development and a long history of innovation across multiple two-wheel and four-wheel categories.
Pirelli · Road bike tyre
A dependable 26 mm road tyre balancing speed, grip and everyday protection.
$79.99
In stockSize
26-622
Weight
235 g
Casing
TechBELT
TPI
120 TPI
The P ZERO Road is a practical choice for fast training rides, commuting and all-round road cycling. Its TechBELT casing, EVO Compound and puncture-resistant reinforcement give you a confident blend of rolling efficiency, wet-road grip, comfort and durability in a straightforward tube-type clincher.
The Pirelli P ZERO Road 26-622 is a tube-type clincher road tyre for riders who want one dependable option for everyday riding and performance-focused training. At 235 g, it keeps weight sensible without chasing an ultra-thin race construction, while the 120 TPI TechBELT casing is designed to deliver a comfortable, responsive ride.
Under the tread, a puncture-resistant nylon reinforcement layer adds useful protection against common road debris. The EVO Compound is tuned to balance rolling resistance, wet grip and durability, so you can ride confidently across changing conditions without choosing a specialist tyre for every type of outing.
Independent testing measured this size at 222 g and 26 mm wide, with 17.0 W rolling resistance at 80 psi, a 68-point wet-grip result and a 42-point tread puncture score. Those figures support its role as a balanced training and road-riding tyre: quick enough to feel lively, grippy in damp conditions and built with more everyday resilience than a pure race-focused option. As a tube-type clincher, it is intended for use with a compatible inner tube and 622 mm road wheel.
Ideal for road riders seeking a comfortable, reliable 26 mm tyre for daily riding, training, fast commuting and long-distance road use.
Balanced road performance
Designed to combine useful speed, wet-weather grip, comfort and durability rather than prioritising just one characteristic.
EVO Compound
The road-specific compound balances rolling resistance, wet grip and service life for versatile riding.
TechBELT casing
A 120 TPI casing helps provide a responsive ride while keeping the construction practical for regular road use.
Reinforced beneath the tread
A puncture-resistant nylon layer adds protection against road debris beneath the central tread area.
Comfort-focused construction
The casing and compound are designed to smooth the ride and reduce the harsh feel of rougher tarmac.
Tube-type clincher format
A familiar inner-tube setup makes this a straightforward choice for compatible 622 mm road wheels.
26-622 road size
The 26 mm format offers a useful balance of low rolling drag, road comfort and responsive handling.
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James Social Cycling