Pirelli Equips Porsche 911 GTS With P Zero R Tyres

Pirelli's P Zero R tyres are the original equipment for the new hybrid Porsche 911 GTS, offering a balance of sportiness and everyday usability, with enhanced wet grip and low noise. A P Zero Winter 2 is also available for winter performance. Both feature the 'N' marking, signifying Porsche-specific development. Pirelli utilized virtual development for precision and efficiency, marking another milestone in their long-standing partnership with Porsche, achieving 338 homologations across their model range.

Pirelli Equips Porsche 911 GTS With P Zero R Tyres

Italian tyremaker, Pirelli recently announced that its P Zero tyres equip the new Porsche 911 GTS, the hybrid-powered variant. Pirelli has developed a bespoke version of the P Zero R for the latest Porsche: a new tyre that balances sportiness with everyday usability. In addition to that, a P Zero Winter 2 has also been created, to ensure grip on winter road surfaces. Both new tyres feature the N marking on the sidewall, indicating their specific development for Porsche.

Pirelli P Zero R

Updated specifically for the Porsche 911 GTS to enhance its qualities and driving pleasure, the P Zero R is available as original equipment on this model for the first time. The Pirelli P Zero R offers a balance between performance and versatility. Additionally, the P Zero R provides grip on a wide range of surfaces and in all sorts of weather, with a particular focus on wet conditions, courtesy of a newly designed compound. The tread pattern reduces noise for improved comfort while low rolling resistance ensures optimal efficiency.

Pirelli P Zero Winter 2

For Porsche 911 owners looking for performance even in winter conditions, the P Zero Winter 2 represents Pirelli’s range for high-performance vehicles. Featuring a directional tread pattern, the tyre improves wet and snow grip compared to its predecessor, while enhancing braking and handling on dry surfaces.

Pirelli Research And Development In Germany

For tyre development on the Porsche 911 GTS, Pirelli’s research and development team utilized advanced technologies at the Virtual Development Center (VDC) in Breuberg, Germany. The facility enables virtual tyre design and testing, offering multiple advantages: greater precision than traditional methods thanks to a driving simulator, a 30% reduction in development time, and a 30% decrease in the number of physical prototypes produced.
The joint development, with the P Zero R as the primary fitment for the Porsche 911 GTS, represents the latest milestone in the collaboration between Pirelli and Porsche. Pirelli has achieved 338 homologations for all Porsche models, including SUVs, sedans, and sports cars, spanning internal combustion (ICE), hybrid, and electric (BEV) powertrains.

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