Pirelli Angel Scooter Front/Rear 130/70-12 62P TL Reinforced

The Pirelli Angel Scooter is an urban-focused scooter tyre built for daily commuting on 12-inch wheels. This 130/70-12 62P size carries a Reinforced casing and a tubeless (TL) construction, and is approved for front or rear fitment, so it suits riders replacing either wheel or refreshing both ends at once.

Pirelli developed the Angel Scooter around the realities of city riding: patchy bitumen, tram lines, painted lines and wet mornings. A high-silica compound targets grip in the wet, while the tread pattern and casing work together to soak up rough urban surfaces without dulling the steering.

Suited to commuters and delivery riders on 12-inch scooters who want predictable wet-weather manners and comfortable, easy handling in traffic.

• Size 130/70-12, load/speed index 62P
• Tubeless (TL) construction
• Reinforced casing for higher load-carrying capability
• Approved for front or rear fitment on 12-inch scooter wheels
• High-silica compound developed for wet grip and wet-weather feel
• Sipes across the tread to support grip on wet surfaces
• Multi-radius (variable radius) contour for quicker changes of direction
• Stiff casing paired with the tread design to absorb urban bumps and road imperfections
• Crossing tread elements that absorb and distribute braking forces to help reduce braking distance

• One Pirelli Angel Scooter 130/70-12 62P TL Reinforced tyre (sold individually)

Have the tyre fitted by a qualified tyre technician to a rim rated for tubeless use, and have the wheel balanced after fitting.
Do not fit an inner tube unless your scooter or wheel manufacturer specifically permits it.
Ride gently for the initial running-in period, building lean angle and braking force progressively so the new tread surface can scrub in.
Check and set pressures cold, using the pressures specified by your scooter manufacturer (placard or owner's handbook) rather than any figure moulded into the tyre sidewall.
Re-check pressures regularly, and again before carrying a pillion or extra load — the Reinforced casing supports heavier loads only when it is correctly inflated.
Inspect before rides for cuts, bulges, embedded stones or nails, cracking and uneven or feathered wear; have anything unusual assessed before riding on.
Stay within the tyre's load and speed rating (62P), and remember that wet grip still depends on speed, road surface and how much tread remains.
Treat any puncture repair or sealant as temporary only, to get you to a workshop; have a professional inspect the tyre internally and advise on repair or replacement.
Replace the tyre before the tread reaches the legal minimum depth for your state or territory, and replace it regardless of tread if the sidewall is damaged.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry, dark place, away from fuels, solvents, and ozone sources such as electric motors.