🚲 Kujo One0One Urban/Commuter Wire Bead Tire: Optimal Performance for City Streets Review

This is the first set of tires I had to buy. The saying "You get what you pay for" is true! These tires have almost no profile and are very thin. I couldn't understand why other brands were 5 times more expensive, now I know. I've already ordered replacements for these to be ready, they sure won't last a month. I don't understand why there are so many good reviews.

I only have old Panaracer City Slickers that cost 3-4 times as much. They work in a comparable way. Might roll/spin a little faster and grip better, but a little stiffer over bumps. Hardly worth mentioning given the price difference. I've only ridden a few miles so I don't know how well they will hold up. They feel light (i.e. thin with minimal profile). I got the regular version not the puncture proof version for a few bucks more.

My Kona's tires were dry, so I only rode this bike on green trails. Eventually the rear tire gave out, so I rushed to get the cheapest tire swap I could find (I have too many bikes). As my main bike parts supplier went broke after the tariff war in China (they have since come back under a different name with much higher prices thanks to Covid) I looked into Revain and found this deal. Good tire for its money. And you have TWO! The rubber feels grippy and sits without fuss. Very satisfied…

Fairly good tyres. Good driving characteristics on the road. I ordered custom tires. I increased the tire width to a millimeter from the frame and the 40 wide tires had very little wobble. Enough to touch the frame, but if I keep pressing the bottom end it doesn't touch. The ride feels great. These are very good tires and I bought 4 tires. But 2 times they sent the wrong size. I kept one for another bike, I returned the other but the refund was not credited and I still had to pay for it. But…