Enough? I mean, the tires aren’t like, dangerous. They’ll work, but you definitely will not regret replacing those.
This is about when I start replacing tires on my mtbs.
CriticalStrawberry on
They’re rideable, but if you have the funds I’d replace for a much more controllable ride. I add sealant every 6 months or so and do a scrape and replace every 1-2 years if the tires make it that long.
The_Raccy on
Tires look like alright for XC and some light trails, if you are doing some enduro or tech I would replace them.
Sealant depends on how often you ride, also depends on what sealant you use. I refill mine at the beginning of the season and add a little for the winter where I don’t ride a ton just to to be safe.
distortion10 on
Rideable for another 100 miles. Enough to budget for some fresh treads but I would be killing my self to make it happen.
pow__ on
Maybe replace the front and keep it as a spare rear tire
RudePCsb on
You also have to be careful of how old the tires are. Even if they look new but they were sitting inside a shed for several years, the rubber will crack and not be good for riding or safety.
The tires also don’t look like they will be great for riding certain styles, if you like more technical stuff or if you ride in wet confiding, don’t think they’ll have enough traction.
Chigs1987 on
When i can no longer see any sipes in the center tread I usually replace. Has worked fine.
Plane-Ad9634 on
If it’s a tubeless setup first thing I’d do is changing the tubeless milk as you don’t know for how long it was sitting in there.
wise_mysticaltree on
Far better than my bald tires lol. Still, If you can replace them, it’s better, but if you can’t, they aren’t that bad
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Enough? I mean, the tires aren’t like, dangerous. They’ll work, but you definitely will not regret replacing those.
This is about when I start replacing tires on my mtbs.
They’re rideable, but if you have the funds I’d replace for a much more controllable ride. I add sealant every 6 months or so and do a scrape and replace every 1-2 years if the tires make it that long.
Tires look like alright for XC and some light trails, if you are doing some enduro or tech I would replace them.
Sealant depends on how often you ride, also depends on what sealant you use. I refill mine at the beginning of the season and add a little for the winter where I don’t ride a ton just to to be safe.
Rideable for another 100 miles. Enough to budget for some fresh treads but I would be killing my self to make it happen.
Maybe replace the front and keep it as a spare rear tire
You also have to be careful of how old the tires are. Even if they look new but they were sitting inside a shed for several years, the rubber will crack and not be good for riding or safety.
The tires also don’t look like they will be great for riding certain styles, if you like more technical stuff or if you ride in wet confiding, don’t think they’ll have enough traction.
When i can no longer see any sipes in the center tread I usually replace. Has worked fine.
If it’s a tubeless setup first thing I’d do is changing the tubeless milk as you don’t know for how long it was sitting in there.
Far better than my bald tires lol. Still, If you can replace them, it’s better, but if you can’t, they aren’t that bad