CINTURATO P7™

Safety and comfort for premium vehicles

CINTURATO P7™

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Reasons to choose CINTURATO P7™

Crafted in collaboration with top car makers, CINTURATO P7™ is the summer high-performance solution for premium vehicles, specifically designed to offer a great balance between safety and comfort.
It delivers excellent braking and handling performances, even on wet surfaces with optimal control in potential aquaplaning conditions.
Pirelli Cinturato P7 also provides a comfortable acoustic driving experience.

CINTURATO P7™, safety and comfort for premium vehicles.

Four wide longitudinal grooves

Help keeping control while driving in potential aquaplaning situations

Compact central blocks and robust external area

Steering response and cornering control

Optimized tread design with specific pitch sequence

Relaxed and comfortable driving experience

Innovative and advanced hybrid material

Even tread wear thanks to balanced pressure distribution

Technology

ELECT™

ELECTRIC DRIVING

The ELECT™ marking on the sidewall identifies Pirelli tyres, specifically developed for high performance electric and plug-in vehicles, in line with the Perfect Fit strategy.

RUN FLAT

DRIVE WITHOUT PRESSURE

RUN FLAT tyres mean safety. They provide greater control of the carin emergency conditions and allow you to continue driving safely evenduring a rapid loss of inflation pressure.

PNCS™

COMFORTABLE DRIVING

The PIRELLI NOISE CANCELLING SYSTEM™ (PNCS) is a technology able to reduce the noise inside the vehicle thanks to a sound absorbing device applied to the inside circumferential wall of the tyre, reducing noise by half.

SEAL INSIDE™

PUNCTURE PROOF

SEAL INSIDE™ is a new tyre construction technology that allows to drive on without losing air pressure even after the tyre has been punctured by an external object, covering almost 85% of the possible accidental causes of pressure loss.