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Category:E Bike City / Urban_Selle Royal Essenza Plus
Length:20 Feet
The Best Gravel Bike Tires of 2024 Best Overall Gravel Bike Tire: WTB Raddler Best Budget Gravel Bike Tire: Vittoria Terreno Dry Runner-Up Best Gravel Bike Tire: Panaracer Gravel King SK+ Best High-Performance Gravel Bike Tire: Maxxis Rambler Best Gravel Bike Tire for Adventuring and Bikepacking: WTB Resolute Best Gravel Bike Tire for Hardpack and Smooth Gravel: Challenge Gravel Grinder Best Gravel Bike Tire for Wet and Muddy Conditions: Pirelli Cinturato Gravel S WTB Raddler MSRP: $65.95 ($76.95 w/ SG2) Size tested: 700 x 40 Weight: 522g Intended use: Mixed gravel, hardpack, loose and wet terrain Available sizes: 700 x 40 and 700 x 44 Pros Great grip in wet and dry conditions Superb, supple ride quality Puncture protection Fast rolling Versatile Cons On the heavy side Not ideal for muddy conditions Vittoria Terreno Dry MSRP: $61 Size tested: 700 x 38 Weight: 490g Intended use: Hardpack, dry, compact dirt Available sizes: 650 x 47, 700 x 31, 33, 35, 38, 45, 47, 50, 54 Pros Fast rolling Light Great on hardpack Better-than-expected in wet conditions Fair price Cons Braking on loose gravel and sand Panaracer GravelKing SK+ MSRP: $75 Size tested: 700 x 43 Weight: 540g Intended use: Gravel, dirt or rough pavement Available sizes: 26 x 2.1, 27.5 x 48, 53, 700 x 28, 32, 35, 38, 43, 50, 29 x 2.1 Pros Super supple ride Great for mixed surfaces Smooth rolling on pavement Easy tubeless set up Puncture protection Cons Loses grip in mud Not the lightest Maxxis Rambler MSRP: $70.00 Size tested: 700 x 38 Weight: 376g Intended use: Hardpack, loose over hard, dry dirt roads Available sizes: 650 x 47, 700 x 38, 40, 45, 50 Pros Race-winning performance Lightweight Fast-rolling Superior grip Puncture protection Cons Not ideal in mud Slight buzz on pavement WTB Resolute MSRP: $65.95 ($76.95 w/ SG2) Size tested: 700 x 42 Weight: 565g Intended use: Hardpack, dirt, loose, wet Available sizes: 650 x 42 and 700 x 42 Pros All-weather performance Supple ride quality Great grip, braking and cornering control Puncture protection Cons Heavier weight Slower rolling on pavement Challenge Gravel Grinder MSRP: $65 Size tested: 700 X 38 Weight: 390g Intended use: Hardpark, smooth gravel, and sand Available sizes: 700 X 33, 38, 40, 42 Pros Lightweight Smooth, supple ride quality Super fast on hardpack Good for light gravel and sand Easy tubeless setup Quiet on pavement Cons Slippery when wet Uneven traction on loose gravel Lacking puncture protection Pirelli Cinturato Gravel S MSRP: $84.90 Size tested: 700 x 40 Weight: 550g Intended use: Soft, wet and muddy terrain Available sizes: 700 x 40, 45, 50 Pros Phenomenal grip Muddy, soft conditions Durable, long lasting Cons Heavier weight More expensive Best of the Rest Continental Terra Trail MSRP: $72.95 Size tested: 700 x 40 Weight: 460g Intended use: Hardpack, gravel, loose over hard Available sizes: 650 x 47, 700 x 40 Pros Supple casing and ride quality Puncture protection Handling in hardpack and loose gravel Cons Grip in soft, muddy conditions Teravail Rutland MSRP: $68 Size tested: 700 X 42 tan, light and supple casing Weight: 440g Intended use: Coarse gravel and wet weather Available sizes: 650B X 47, 700 X 38, 42 Pros Superb in loose, gnarly and wet conditions Confident climbing, cornering and braking Sheds mud well Smooth rolling Light for an aggressive tire Cons Wears fast on pavement Light and supple casing is less durable Slower rolling on hardpack and pavement MSRP: $88 Size tested: 700 x 40 Weight: 515g Intended use: 50/50 road and off-road, hardpack Available sizes: 700 x 40, 45, 50 Pros Durable Smooth rolling Great for commuting and rough roads Suitable for E-bikes Good for hardpack Cons Mud handling More rigid ride quality More expensive Maxxis Receptor MSRP: $70.00 Size tested: 700 x 40 Weight: 417g Intended use: Pavement, hardpack, light gravel Available sizes: 650 x 47, 700 x 40 Pros Fast-rolling Lightweight Quiet, smooth ride Cons Not for rugged off-road conditions Poor traction in loose conditions MSRP: $61 Size tested: 700 x 38 Weight: 500g Intended use: Mixed gravel, cyclocross Available sizes: 700 x 31, 33, 35, 38, 45, 50 Pros Fast rolling on dirt Handling in mixed conditions Hardpack cornering Durable Fair price Cons Rigid feeling More sensitive to tire pressure Gravel Bike Tires Comparison Chart Why Should You Trust Bikerumor
