RideArmor Tubeless-Ready

Higher pressure means flats

Running the 700x32 at 65 psi or less yields the best results. Don’t even think of running at 75 psi or above. The tires puncture such that they cannot be successfully patched. At their price, that’s not good.

150 miles and it's far from "ride armor"

I pretty much am a weekend rider, I changed to these tires as the ones I was riding last year just couldn't handle Delaware road conditions. After just 200 miles I'm needing to replace the rear tire already because of a 1/4' hole in it that Stan's couldn't stop from leaking. I like the way they ride, but if these are supposed to be puncture resistance, they should last longer.

So far so good... but

I have 100 miles on these tires and so far they are holding up great. I purchased them to provide extra protection for riding on some pretty rough roads. I have a set of Zipp 303s hookless wheels and they were extremely difficult to put on. I had to use a tire lever to get the last section of tire over the rim. Granted with the extra reinforcement I new it would be a bit stiffer but each one took about an hour to get on and seat. Once seated I have had zero issues.