Had this vine for about 4 years but haven’t ridden a ton a ton but a fair amount on rough gravel. I feel like I’m constantly slipping out. Maxxis rekon +
That’s fine, consider lowering the pressure if you’ve got them pumped up very hard. You’ll always slide about a bit on top surface gravel though, you get used to it.
Aceritus on
Tires nearly brand new you’re fine
BlitzYER on
Meant to write bike instead of vine
johnpmacamocomous on
I think they are kind of in the sweet spot. Traction still but easy rolling 👍. I replace when I get excessive flats
Pivot_Squish on
The tires are in great condition. If you’re having issues with traction then you might be running too much pressure – particularly in the front tire. I run mine around 20-22.
kermode on
These are basically XC tires.
What kind of riding do you do?
For enduro, freeride, etc, these are garbage. On the rear you can get away with them. On the front you are asking for trouble/ misery.
Number4combo on
Gravel isn’t the best to ride on especially on loose corners. The tire does have wear but still usable but if it makes you feel better you can always buy a new one.
HighDINSLowStandards on
I would replace them. The sides are fine but the tires are pretty worn down the center tread.
dwhere on
Lean that bike over my man. Those side knobs deserve some love too
H0rnette on
I think slipping in the front is weight distribution, maybe lookup bike and body separation. Slipping rear going up steep incline could be tire pressure and technique. Slipping the rear in turns, well you are just having fun. The tires look fine but if you are stating they are four years old, I am not sure about the duty cycle maybe check with the manufacturer.
unituned on
tread looks good. what psi are you running on trails?
omg-its-bacon on
Lean the bike and tires into the ground too. Wear those tires out all the way all around. Don’t be scared, they will have great traction on…dirt. Not gravel.
bikesgood_carsbad on
Yes
MrFantasticallyNerdy on
No, they’re dangerously bad. I’ll do you a solid and allow you to send that to me for proper disposal.
socket_with_water on
No bro ship them to me I collect trash tyres
Phoneyalarm959 on
Rule of thumb. If the nubs still have the grooves/divets/lines still visible, you’re good.
pacanuns on
Tires are on backwards
jacox200 on
Those shoes have at least 250 miles left on them depending how shreddy you get
hivemindnotalwaysrit on
I CAN ANSWER THIS! See those ramps on the wheel! Terrible – they lift the wheel. Reverse that front tire or buy square nub ones. Worked big for me.
extravert_ on
You’re tires are new because you aren’t riding the bike. You’re slipping out because you aren’t riding the bike. Get out there and practice
Otherwise-Fix-9808 on
SEND IT 👍💯
KEFYRAS_YT on
Ofc
norecoil2012 on
Terrible condition, I’ll take ‘em off your hands for $10 each.
Cholichan on

Commercial-Break1877 on
M8 are you literally taking the piss?! Those are brand new!
juandcats on
Yep, try messing about with tyre pressure for more traction. You’d be amazed how low you can run modern tyres!!
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That’s fine, consider lowering the pressure if you’ve got them pumped up very hard. You’ll always slide about a bit on top surface gravel though, you get used to it.
Tires nearly brand new you’re fine
Meant to write bike instead of vine
I think they are kind of in the sweet spot. Traction still but easy rolling 👍. I replace when I get excessive flats
The tires are in great condition. If you’re having issues with traction then you might be running too much pressure – particularly in the front tire. I run mine around 20-22.
These are basically XC tires.
What kind of riding do you do?
For enduro, freeride, etc, these are garbage. On the rear you can get away with them. On the front you are asking for trouble/ misery.
Gravel isn’t the best to ride on especially on loose corners. The tire does have wear but still usable but if it makes you feel better you can always buy a new one.
I would replace them. The sides are fine but the tires are pretty worn down the center tread.
Lean that bike over my man. Those side knobs deserve some love too
I think slipping in the front is weight distribution, maybe lookup bike and body separation. Slipping rear going up steep incline could be tire pressure and technique. Slipping the rear in turns, well you are just having fun. The tires look fine but if you are stating they are four years old, I am not sure about the duty cycle maybe check with the manufacturer.
tread looks good. what psi are you running on trails?
Lean the bike and tires into the ground too. Wear those tires out all the way all around. Don’t be scared, they will have great traction on…dirt. Not gravel.
Yes
No, they’re dangerously bad. I’ll do you a solid and allow you to send that to me for proper disposal.
No bro ship them to me I collect trash tyres
Rule of thumb. If the nubs still have the grooves/divets/lines still visible, you’re good.
Tires are on backwards
Those shoes have at least 250 miles left on them depending how shreddy you get
I CAN ANSWER THIS! See those ramps on the wheel! Terrible – they lift the wheel. Reverse that front tire or buy square nub ones. Worked big for me.
You’re tires are new because you aren’t riding the bike. You’re slipping out because you aren’t riding the bike. Get out there and practice
SEND IT 👍💯
Ofc
Terrible condition, I’ll take ‘em off your hands for $10 each.

M8 are you literally taking the piss?! Those are brand new!
Yep, try messing about with tyre pressure for more traction. You’d be amazed how low you can run modern tyres!!
NICE TIIIRES
Send it.
Yes
Fukkkk yeah they are.
I’ll have