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Size: 26x1.375-Inch
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- Increased durability
- Includes GreenGuard
- 3mm of thick layer
- Features Anti-aging
Brand: SCHWALBE
Tire Type: Clincher
Item Width: 50 Centimeters
Bike Type: Road Bike
Warranty Type: Limited
Material: Rubber
Tensile Strength: 85 PSI
Tread Type: Bead
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Size: 26x1.375-Inch
Manufacturer: SCHWALBE
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Brand Name: SCHWALBE
Material Type: Rubber
Warranty Type: Limited
Item Width: 50 Centimeters
Tensile Strength Max: 85 PSI
Tread Type: Bead
Bike Type: Road Bike
Tire Type: Clincher
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 26x2.0-Inch
I bought these tires after 5 flats from the gum wall Kenda tires after 200 miles on them. I know they are expensive compared to cheap tires, but you get what you pay for here. Flat prevention liners, highly reflective sidewalls (see photo), pretty good street tread. I use this bike as a car replacement. I am a city rider with all that entails, plus I pull a cargo trailer about 30% of the time. Yes, this is an ebike about 65.lbs, 260 lbs. with me on it before cargo. These tires are heavier than standard, I can feel the difference. A little less nimble than before. Schwalbe tires are worth every penny, for flat prevention, durability, and yes riding comfort. Most of all, peace of mind. No, I'm schill for Schwalbe tires, I went through 4 sets of cheap and not so cheap tires in the last 1.5 years. I don't give good reviews unless it's a very good item. These tires were harder to mount than the more flexible sidewall brethren. If your not comfortable with installing them yourself, take to a shop.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2020 by Kirk Evers Kirk Evers
Size: 26x1.75-Inch
I was not thrilled at spending this much money on bike tires but I am glad I did. It took a bit to get used to the feel of the new tires but now I really like them. They have a good grippy feel to them and feel very secure while riding. They are a heavier tire than my previous ones and that lends to the perception of a more secure ride. They are also a bit stiffer ride but I also find that to be a positive. I recently rode on some bumpy gravel surfaces for several miles (unfortunately) and found the tires to be very compliant. My overall impression is that they are a solid tire. Although I cannot comment on how well they prevent flats, I recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023 by xBryMilx
Size: 26x2.0-Inch
Smooth ride, take corners without slipping and useful on gravel too. I really like these tires for my road bike.
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by Alfonso L. Galiano
Size: 27x1.25-Inch
Love how they have it in 27" so I can put nice puncture-resistant tires on my vintage road bike (Raleigh Grand Prix made in the 1970s) after the old gumwall ones started cracking. Most varieties of tires are only available in 700C so the best tires I can find for my 27" are these. My only gripe is that they only come in 1 1/4" which seems a bit too wide. They're heavier than other tires I've seen and I do notice an increase in rolling resistance but I'm a commuting cyclist, so I'd rather sacrifice speed for reliability and confidence. These give a good grip on the road under most conditions and offer puncture resistance to ensure that I won't get a flat and become stranded in the middle of nowhere. They're not as quiet and smooth as the Serfas Survivors I've had before but they're more cushiony. The reflective siding makes me feel better when I ride home at dusk. The tyres are very tight, hard to install but I think they're worth the effort. These feel durable and I think I won't have to take them off for a long long time. Wish the other Schwalbe puncture resistant tires come in the same size. 3 month update: I haven't repumped them since installation and I'm happy to report that I haven't had a single flat! Granted, most trips I make are <3 miles and on well-paved surfaces but I think being able to survive for that long with no mishaps is a testament on its own. I love these tyres!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2015 by Paulino
Size: 700 x 35mm
These just came into the mail today, and I thought I'd share my thoughts. I bought these to replace the Bontrager tires that came on my Trek Verve 1. Size 700x35. I've gotten a few flats recently (I ride my bike around college as cars are expensive), and was recommended to replace the stock tires with something nicer. Specifically, I was recommended Schwalbes, and these are pretty much the only ones I could find that come in 700x35, so I ordered 2. They seem pretty competitively priced, but what do I know. It's $70 of tires for a $400 bike -.- First off, I know nothing about bicycle repair other than how to adjust the brakes. That being said, I had these tires on my bike in an hour and a half. I basically used only my bare hands. I deflated the old tubes, took off the old tires and tubes, placed the mostly deflated tubes into the new tires, and placed the new tires on the wheel. The hardest part was getting the tires on the wheel, requiring a good amount of elbow grease. I recommend starting at the air nozzle, and securing it. Then, I held that on my lag so it wouldn't fall out and started tucking in the tire. About 80% of the way through, this becomes impossible, requiring you to fold one side of the lining into the tube and once one side is done getting the other side in. I then inflated the tires halfway, and made sure they were inflating properly, and then inflated them to about halfway between their range. My old tires were rated 60-80psi, these are rated 55-85. I went to about 70. I then put the wheels back on the bike and tested em out. Upon riding on them... All I have to say is that they felt really weird. Turns just felt very different from what I was used to, and I didn't completely feel like I was in control of the bike. However, after about ten minutes of riding this went away somewhat, and I feel like I will get used to the new feeling as I ride the bike more. Everything seemed to go fine, but they definitely handle on road better than off road (although, so did my old tires). They also seem like they're build to withstand just about anything, as the rubber was very hard and they didn't seem to like any kind of manhandling, where as my old bontragers seemed like a dull butterknife could get past them. There's no real way to tell though, until I have more time riding in them. In all, these tires didn't seem 'that' hard to install, and if I knew what I was doing (or had a tire lever, apparently those help) I could have probably gotten them on in half an hour. They seem a little weird to ride on, but I think that's something I will get used to and is just a function of riding on different tires. They seem like they'll last a long time, and that's exactly what I bought them for. I'm going to keep the old tires around though, just to be safe.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2014 by Carl W.
Size: 20x1.5-Inch
Schwalbe makes great tires and these were put on an Elliptigo 8C along with Mr. Tuffy tire liners and Schwalbe Air Plus tubes to hopefully minimize the chance of a flat tire as it is time consuming to change the rear tire on an Elliptigo. I have been using these tires on my bikes for years and find them to be durable, sturdy and have great traction. With the air plus tubes they appear to lose air much more slowly than other tires. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023 by C. Snyder
Size: 26x1.75-Inch
Excellent product best of all is that fits perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Size: 700 x 35mm
I've toured on these tires for thousands of miles. Typically they last around 4to 5 thousand miles on the rear with a 40 lb load and a 190 lb rider. Punctute resistance seems to be good as flats are rare. Pretty stiff tire that requires good hand strength to install and remove.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024 by Amazon Customer