Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2 AO Audi XL Tyre

The Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2 is a touring tyre with wide water-clearing grooves, a tread tuned for lower road noise and low rolling resistance. Pirelli's own product information puts the emphasis on a quiet, comfortable ride, fuel economy and braking. This version carries Audi's AO approval marking, with XL (extra load) construction. It is listed in size 225/40R18 92Y – check that it matches the size, load index and speed rating on your current tyres.

What it's designed for

Made for everyday driving on sealed roads.

Key features

• Four wide grooves running around the tyre to move water out of the contact patch
• Tread design tuned to keep road noise down
• Low rolling resistance to help fuel economy
• Approved by Audi (AO marking)
• XL (extra load) construction
• Size 225/40R18 92Y
• Speed rating Y (up to 300 km/h)
• Load index 92 (630 kg maximum load per tyre)
• Sold per tyre; fitting not included

FAQs

What is the Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2 designed for?

It is a touring tyre made for everyday driving on sealed roads. Design points named in the maker's information: wide water-clearing grooves, a tread tuned for lower road noise and low rolling resistance.

Which size is the Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2 available in?

It is listed in size 225/40R18 92Y. Check that the size, load index and speed rating match your current tyres or the vehicle's tyre placard.

What load index and speed rating does it have?

Load index 92 (630 kg maximum load per tyre) and speed rating Y (up to 300 km/h). Choose ratings at least as high as those on your vehicle's tyre placard.

What does the AO marking mean?

AO is Audi's approval marking: it identifies the version of the tyre approved by Audi for some of its models. If your current tyres show AO on the sidewall, this is the matching version; if they show a different car-maker marking or none, choose the version that matches your current tyres or your vehicle handbook.

What does XL mean?

XL (extra load) tyres are built to carry more weight than a standard-load tyre of the same size, at a higher inflation pressure. Use the pressures on your vehicle's tyre placard, and ask your tyre shop if you are changing between standard-load and XL tyres.

What is its EU tyre label rating?

Its EU tyre label shows rolling resistance (fuel efficiency) class C, wet grip class A, external rolling noise 70 dB. A is the best class.

Is fitting included?

No. The tyres are delivered to your address and any tyre shop can fit and balance them; ask the shop for a price before you order.

Delivery: Dispatched in 1–3 business days; NZ delivery usually 2–7 business days after dispatch. Shipping is charged by weight at checkout. Fitting is not included. Prices are in NZD and include GST.