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P ZERO™ MS RUN FLAT
High performance for every season
P ZERO™ MS RUN FLAT
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Reasons to choose P ZERO™ MS
P ZERO™ MS is the new reference tyre for High Performance (HP) and Ultra High performance (UHP) CAR applications. It employs modern compounds, technologies and tread pattern solutions, developed in collaboration with Original Equipment Manufacturers to deliver the optimal performance balance for your car whatever the temperature and road condition.
The P ZERO™ MS does not have the 3PMSF marking (snowflake symbol/mountain pictogram) along its entire product range, but only the M+S (mud & snow symbol).
The P ZERO™ MS does not have the 3PMSF marking (snowflake symbol/mountain pictogram) along its entire product range, but only the M+S (mud & snow symbol).
Increased land/sea ratio
Higher overall tread stiffness
Improved* acoustic comfort + Dry and wet braking
* Vs previous generation
Improved* acoustic comfort + Dry and wet braking
* Vs previous generation
Multipitch and variable groove sizing
Smooth transition between pitches during rolling of tyre
Improved* acoustic comfort
* Vs previous generation
Improved* acoustic comfort
* Vs previous generation
Dedicated layout of sipes
Uniform deformation of tread pattern under lateral and longitudinal forces
Snow traction
Snow traction
State-of-the-art technologies
RUN FLAT
KEEP DRIVING WITH CONFIDENCE
RUN FLAT technology helps maintain vehicle control after a loss of tyre pressure, allowing you to continue driving without having to stop immediately. In the event of a puncture, you can drive for up to 80 km at a maximum speed of 80 km/h, helping you reach your destination.
Collaborations with car manufacturers
Pirelli and the best car manufacturers work together to design marked tyres, creating the perfect fit between car and tyre.
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Updated on October 24, 2026