Pirelli 265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP 265/30 R20
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265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP

265/30 R20 ☀️ summer tyres Touring XL
EAN: 8019227356403
from 698,86 €
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The Pirelli 265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP is a Touring tyre in size 265/30 R20 and is particularly suited to a broad range of vehicles and offer a balanced mix of comfort, safety and mileage. The tyre size 265/30 R20 typically fits large SUVs and off-roaders like the BMW X5, Audi Q7, Mercedes GLE or Porsche Cayenne.

Summer tyres perform best once temperatures stay permanently above 7 °C and offer significantly shorter braking distances than all-season tyres on dry and wet roads. The Pirelli 265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP is specifically designed for the warm season and delivers optimal driving characteristics in this category.

Pirelli is the premium brand among tyre manufacturers – known as the official Formula 1 supplier and preferred original-equipment partner for Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche. Pirelli tyres combine high performance with elegant design.

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Frequently asked questions about the Pirelli 265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP

How much does the Pirelli 265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP cost in 265/30 R20?

Currently from €698,86 incl. shipping at Reifen.com AT.

Which vehicles fit the 265/30 R20?

The tyre size 265/30 R20 is typically suited to large SUVs and off-roaders like the BMW X5, Audi Q7, Mercedes GLE or Porsche Cayenne. Always check the approved tyre sizes in your vehicle registration document.

What type of tyre is the Pirelli 265/30 ZR20 (94Y) P Zero Trofeo-R XL HP?

It is a Touring. It is particularly suited to a broad range of vehicles and offer a balanced mix of comfort, safety and mileage.

When should I switch to summer tyres?

Summer tyres perform best once temperatures stay permanently above 7 °C — in Germany usually from March/April. They offer shorter braking distances and better stability than winter tyres.

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