Schwinn Replacement Bike Tire, Mountain, Hybrid, Cruiser Bike Tires, Smooth Tread, Puncture Guard, Fits Internal Rim Widths 19mm-29mm, PSI Range 40 to 65, Bicycle Replacement Parts

I bought these for an old yard cart that I inherited that had 2 flat tires and the tires were so old and deteriorated that I had to cut them off with a sawzall. I was skeptical after that that I would be able to install these tires on the rims without taking them to a bike shop to have them installed as I had no experience with this kind of tire before and knew from experience that any tires were better off being installed by a pro. I was really surprised at how easy they were to install.The rubber is very thick and flexible and they basically popped right on. Added a tube after installing one side and the other side went on extremely smooth. The tread is wide and seems very durable. We have used this cart with hundreds of pounds of soil, wood, concrete blocks and loads of yard debris and the tires are great for easy pull over varying terrain. Even snow! Buying the Schwinn name brand over the cheap chinese made junk is the best investment I made this year. I expect these will give many years of use.

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I got the fatter version, it actually is probably the best tire I've ever had and I haven't been able to get either of them to pop so I would say that's pretty good. Also I've ridden thousands of miles on them even with an electric motor and they still don't look like they've even been used, so I'm very happy.

If you are familiar with automobile tires, most tires these days are low profile, with the sidewalls not very tall. In the old days, the sidewalls were very tall. Well, these tires are definitely old school. I just mounted them on my old mountain bike that I use for a city bike. I had to take the fenders off to get the tires to fit in the fork. There is still only about 1/32 of an inch clearance. If the wheel gets out of true just that much, it will rub on the front fork.In other words, they have ridiculously tall sidewalls. They should put that in the description. Since I bought new inner tubes as well, I just didn't want to send all that stuff back. The picture doesn't do justice to how tall these tires are. The good news is they should ride really smooth. I don't expect them to be high performance, but good over rough streets.

great tire and a deal at $14 but then at $28 when I wanted to buy another and make a matching set I got a set of swalabee tires

If you've ever been concerned about grams then this tire is a pass. If you wear a special outfit just to cycle it's definitely a pass. On the other hand if you've never considered weighing your bike, think flip flops are perfectly acceptable for a ride, and you are cheap then this 1970s modern marvel has your name written all over it.I stuffed this on the back of a diy ebike that punishes rear tires at 2200 watts. The bike is an old downhill bike and originally had downhill nobbies front and rear. Its not high torque but the dh tire in the back was going to become a consumable just like gas. So being cheap I found this lovely heavy tire. Looks goofy but I could not be happier.It's ran at 55psi and takes curbs straight on without bending the rim. Rides consist of 70% road and 30% poor choices like river rock, sand, golf course grass, granite landscaping, railroad ties etc. Grip is great on regular pavement (much better stopping than dh tire). Grip is what it is on the other stuff and generally half way out of controll but so is the dh tire. One exception is wet golf courses. This thing is slicker than a salesman at Shakey Jakes used car lot while a mtb tire is less fun but much more stable.So if you want a heavy duty ebike tire that's marginally safe at 40 mph that won't wear out in 300 miles grab this chunky chicken. I have roughly 300 miles on it and it has minor wear. Only one flat after being used for purposes that it was not intended for. It weighs more than the tire it replaced, for this application that's a good thing.

I put these on my 15 year old trek and they are great. I don’t ride trails anymore and these tire have very good traction on streets and sidewalks. Very good value!

Nice tires, they look to be good quality so far. There is no Schwinn branding on the tires other than the box, the tire brand is Innova. I purchased these to use on a vintage Schwinn Heavy Duti and they definitely look great.