These mountain bike tires were a good replacement for the over-priced tires that I originally had on my son's mountain bike. He thought it was fun to constantly skid on the old tires until there were holes in the tires, so I needed to get some new tires. These new tires have an aggressive tread pattern to them and do not have a directional indicator on the sidewall. They grip well in dirt & gravel and have good stability when inflated to 32-40psi. They were extremely easy to install and I was able to do so without having to use tire levers. The description mentions that the tires are puncture resistant, so hopefully this will help prevent flats. These tires are heavier than some of the other over-priced tires, but work well for bikes where weight isn't a major concern. The rubber material seems durable, so I'm curious to see how well they hold up over time.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the tires. It went on the bike without much hassle at all. Should wear fairly well with the tread on them. Decent price for the set too.

This is a decent, budget-oriented tire with large knobs for increased traction. It’s perfect for my usage as an occasional mountain biker with an older 26” wheel bike. My favorite thing about this tire is the width. 2.125” is definitely an upgrade over the 1.95” tires that are commonly found on older bikes. It is heavy however, which I noticed the moment I unpacked it. The tire I replaced weighed 886 g. This one weighs 1049 g. That’s 163 g added, about the weight of a billiard ball. You can probably find something lighter, but not necessarily at this price point. Heavy tyre may not be a disadvantage to others I was still able to get it on the rim without using levers. I took it out for a 12 mile ride on my local trail, and I was pleased with the performance.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the tires. It went on the bike without much hassle at all. Should wear fairly well with the tread on them. Decent price for the set too.

Good all in one package