🚲 Schwinn Mountain Bike Tire Replacement - 27.5 x 2.10-Inch, Black, Steel Bead Review

I installed this tire on April 3rd. I drove it 511 miles and it's completely worn out. I can't find a name on it but it was ordered to replace a Schwinn tire. If Schwinn thought this up, then I'm done with it, Schwinn.

My rear tire tread is badly worn after 2500 miles, mainly on tarmac. Swapped both for these tires. They have the same deep but thinner lug pattern compared to my originals and are much quieter and smoother on the pavement.

The original tires for my Connondale mountain bike didn't last long, maybe 2 years on occasional cycling. The rear tire is so worn that there is practically no thread left. This element seems to last a long time and the ride quality has even improved 10 times compared to the new tires of the original tires.

Maybe a tire for a bum, or does it just not fit my bike? Well, I put on a new tire and with the new tube it kept blowing off the rim. The old tires were 27.5/2.10, the same as the ones I bought. Used an old tube and it seemed to stay in place. I took the bike to a bike shop to have it set up and when my son rode it the tire came off the rim. The technician checked and the bead on the tire was very flat, not thick enough to sit properly on the rim. He showed me another tire he had in stock and…