Pirelli P Zero Winter vs Pirelli Sottozero 3

The Pirelli P Zero Winter offers superior snow traction thanks to its more modern tread design and optimized rubber compound. The asymmetric tread design with larger tread blocks provides better grip on snowy roads. Both tyres carry the 3PMSF label for winter suitability.

The Pirelli P Zero Winter offers a higher expected mileage of around 40,000-50,000 kilometers due to its reinforced carcass construction. The Pirelli Sottozero 3 typically reaches 35,000-45,000 kilometers depending on driving style. The actual mileage depends on driving style and road conditions.

The Pirelli P Zero Winter shows better fuel efficiency with EU label ratings between C and E. The Pirelli Sottozero 3 achieves ratings from C to F on the EU label. The modern rubber compound of the P Zero Winter significantly reduces rolling resistance.

Both tyres are in a similar noise range of 68-73 dB. The Pirelli P Zero Winter tends to have slightly lower values due to its optimized tread design. The Pirelli Sottozero 3 still offers comfortable quietness for everyday use.

The Pirelli P Zero Winter was specially developed for sporty vehicles and offers speed indices up to Y (300 km/h). Its sporty orientation makes it the first choice for high-performance vehicles. The Pirelli Sottozero 3 is more suitable for comfort-oriented vehicles.

The Pirelli P Zero Winter consistently achieves EU label ratings between A and B for wet grip. The Pirelli Sottozero 3 varies between A and C depending on the dimension. Both offer reliable performance in wet conditions with effective water drainage.

The Pirelli Sottozero 3 offers a wider size range from 16 to 20 inches with widths from 195-285 mm. The Pirelli P Zero Winter focuses on larger sizes from 17-21 inches with widths of 225-315 mm. The selection depends on the respective vehicle type and sporting requirements.