The Pirelli tire ranks best among products designed to deliver maximum performance. In the comparison, it stood out against its competitors, particularly on dry asphalt and for its consistency of performance. Victory for the P Zero Trofeo RS also in the comparative test by the German magazine Auto Bild Sportscars.

The Pirelli P Zero Trofeo RS is the best among the world’s fastest tires, designed for track use but also approved for road driving. This is according to the Tyre Reviews platform, which compared four products available on the European and North American markets. The P Zero Trofeo RS represents the pinnacle of Pirelli’s road range and incorporates technological solutions derived from its motorsport experience, where the company has competed at the highest levels for 120 years.

“I had to recalibrate my braking points twice because the grip was always beyond my expectations,” said Jonathan Benson during the dry handling test, where the P Zero Trofeo RS ranked first, setting the fastest lap time and proving to be “clearly superior”. During testing, it enabled quick and precise turn-in, allowing earlier throttle application and delivering immediate traction on corner exit. The front axle showed a high level of grip and confidence: “It was the first time I didn’t feel I had to constantly understeer through corners”. In the dry braking test, the Pirelli tire also ranked first, recording the shortest stopping distance.

In addition, the Pirelli tire stood out for its consistency of performance, confirming one of the product’s key characteristics: even under the most demanding conditions, it is able to maintain high performance over time.

These characteristics were also confirmed by another recent test conducted by the magazine Auto Bild Sportscars, which compared five road-legal semi-slick tires. In this test too, the P Zero Trofeo RS secured first place in the comparison with the rating “Exemplary”, achieving victory thanks to its best-in-class dry performance and high level of consistency over long distances.

The full Tyre Reviews’ article and comparative test can be accessed via the Tyre Reviews website.