Does the tread on these tires look exactly like what is shown in the picture? The add says "by Mowku" but Mowku tires usually have rounded edges.
794231
Just received the tires today. They do look like the picture. I don't know what Mowku is. These tires say OREGON on the side and Made in Vietnam. Have not mounted yet.
794232
Yes it does. The tread went out to the edge of the tire. They were a matched pair and just what I wanted.
862783
I'm quite happy with the tires. If they were any wider,I would have to delete them a bit to get them past the brakes when removing the wheels. For this reason I felt they were as wide as one could buy without becoming an inconvenience. Enjoy!
266353
These tires are not whitewalls. However, they are a really good tire for rougher surfaces than city streets. I ride on some trails and old train beds where the rails have been removed.
523829
The tires will be comparable, if not better than the Carlisle's. These tires are made by Cheng Shin Tire (CST), which is one of the top 10 tire companies in the world. This is one of our best selling treads and has excellent customer feedback.
1557821
They seem to be about the same width as my rims. These are long distance tires -10 speed type. They aren't like the fat cruiser tires.
661937
great!! the only time i tohought they where less than awesome was on gravel where the tread design actualy picks up and flings tiny bits at you. i love these tires though.
666085
These tires work great! I've had them for a year now and they still have alot of tread left on the them and I go out wheeling at least 3 to 4 times a month if not more.
1135162
The tires have no name brand on them....I can tell you they have good tread and are smooth while towing. Have towed boat 20+ miles on these and have had no issues. recommend them for the $.
1060268
Nope, Or atleast I dont think so. I have them on a wrangler however and have the doors off and top down most of the time. Best tire I ever bought. I have had them over a year and I havent even noticed any tread wear. I drive atleast 40 miles a day and take them offroad often. I dont understand why so many people dont know about these!
710657
Its a folding tire, from the image Ardent is green color thats why im expecting it so i can match with my MTB, next time you should put the right image so customer wont expect it, hope there is compensation that will be made, give me any maxxis 29x2.5 the thickest that you have if possible, thanks if you will reply
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These tires are a "hybrid" of sorts. The sidewall of the tires reads (40-622) 700X38C. The width is approx 1 1/8"; my son's mountain bike tires measure 2 1/4"... a road bike tire is approx 7/8".The tread pattern is more of a v-tread design with a tread depth of about 1/16"; a mountain bike tire is knobby with a depth of 1/4"... a road bike is a straight tread with a depth of 1/32" or less.These tires are suitable for surfaces which are paved, packed cinder/dirt or low-cut grass. I wouldn't consider doing any serious "off-roading" with these tires due to their relatively narrow width and shallow tread depth. I took a couple of pictures; but, I can't upload them in this forum. I hope this helps. These tires are a "hybrid" of sorts. The sidewall of the tires reads (40-622) 700X38C. The width is approx 1 1/8"; my son's mountain bike tires measure 2 1/4"... a road bike tire is approx 7/8".The tread pattern is more of a v-tread design with a tread depth of about 1/16"; a mountain bike tire is knobby with a depth of 1/4"... a road bike is a straight tread with a depth of 1/32" or less.These tires are suitable for surfaces which are paved, packed cinder/dirt or low-cut grass. I wouldn't consider doing any serious "off-roading"... » Read More These tires are a "hybrid" of sorts. The sidewall of the tires reads (40-622) 700X38C. The width is approx 1 1/8"; my son's mountain bike tires measure 2 1/4"... a road bike tire is approx 7/8".The tread pattern is more of a v-tread design with a tread depth of about 1/16"; a mountain bike tire is knobby with a depth of 1/4"... a road bike is a straight tread with a depth of 1/32" or less.These tires are suitable for surfaces which are paved, packed cinder/dirt or low-cut grass. I wouldn't consider doing any serious "off-roading" with these tires due to their relatively narrow width and shallow tread depth. I took a couple of pictures; but, I can't upload them in this forum. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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That part # is an outlined white letter tire. Hope we can help with a new set for you. Thank You, VITTORE WHEEL 800.560.7834
896780
I don't know without checking the manufacturers specs. I have these on a jeep and the tread is doing great on paved roads and dirt roads.
518971
The tires are never flat, they may in fact have some air inside. They are not like a wheelbarrow tire that gets flats from like a nail or sharp glass shard. They are also not a hard rubber tire with no shock absorbing at all. Sort of a hybrid tire I think. There is no fill nozzle to put additional air in them.
258066
Absolutely brother... They're awesome... Kevlar belted...nice fat track... A super smooth riding tire..I used the Slime tubes with them... Couldn't be happier with my decision...
466734
I have a pair of 18x9.5-8s hard to tell you if they will rub ,they are very nice tires. I will try and upload a couple of pictures.Don
2005085
I am unsure. I do believe there is another set of tires, but I'm not sure what they are. If you get on-line and search for the product, you might be able to tell.