Gravel Tyres

johnjohn3423

I searched back through a few threads but could not find anything specifically around this.

The Scott gravel bike originally came with Schwalbe G-One Allround 35-622 tyres.

For the type of ground I cover hard packed/loose gravel with not much muck I found these okay but not very good puncture wise.

I am looking at Pirelli CINTURATO™ Gravel H Folding Tyre but would anyone have any other to recommend I don't mind spending a bit more especially if they are more puncture resistant.

While I am getting knew ones would there be much point in changing to 40-622, generally it would be a road/gravel, 60/40 split when out on the gravel bike.

seanin4711

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058366900/gravel-tyres

TUFO

THE BEST GRAVEL TIRES - In The Know Cycling

Tufo Gravel Thundero TR Folding Tire - Tubeless Ready - 40-622 - black/beige (bike24.com)

nilhg

I've been using Conti Terra Speed for a combination of rough bog roads, grassy canal towpath, gritty Green/Blueway and some road mixed in, I even used them for a on/off road 3 day bike tour.

Not great in wet mucky situations but you'd want a different thread for that.

I had Gravelking SKs before them, these roll slightly better but the SKs are good tyres too.

https://www.bike24.com/p2359804.html

johnjohn3423

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122561633#Comment_122561633

Thanks, if I was happy enough with 35 before is there any need to move up to 40.

pairofpears

If you were happy with 35s stick with them. Ive 35s for my carbon cross bike for clearance and they're fine.

What pressure you run may have an impact on punctures.