WEEROCK 700C Bike Tire 2 Pack 700 X 35C（37-622） Gravel Bicycle Tires with/Without Inner Tube for Road Bicycle Foldable Replacement Tyres

brown retro look is nice change, added in the puncture strips for thorns.

Top quality !

Seem well made, no issues mounting on rims, ride is good. The tan sidewall is not even so when you’re riding it looks a little odd but otherwise great value.

Got these for a free bike I picked up from a local group. The original tires were holding air, but were cracked and didn't inspire confidence. I got these as they were fairly cheap for folding tires, and included new tubes. Took about 10 minutes to install both, and I did the install without needing tire levers. They seated quickly and have been great for my basic bicycle. So far, so good!

Bought these for couple of bikes that hang on the wall. They look good, but I have no idea how nicely they ride or how long they last. Not actually latex rubber on the sidewalls, but they gave me the look I wanted. I was very happy that they were plan, without new-looking while logos or letters.

These tires look really well made on the face of it: No excess casting flash, nice matte finish, color dividing lines properly divided and not offset.However, I started questioning them when I realized they have an absolutely anemic 40psi max pressure rating per the sidewall. 700x35C is a size that one expects to have a max pressure of 65ps, so a 40psi rating on anything but a balloon tire raises alarm bells.I examined the tires further and realized that this might be because of a really, REALLY shallow edge on the bead casting. This tire relies entirely on its diameter and the rim's bead hook not to blow off, and with a Kevlar-beaded rim, that's asking a lot. My bet is that these are not particularly well engineered and were given the 40psi rating (and attractive price) to prevent blow-offs, thus exposing the deficiency.Also, as these are shipped rolled up, they tend to wind up a bit warped where they're bent. This almost always comes out when the tire is inflated, but I found a REALLY nasty warp in one of the two that were sent to me - bad enough that it looks as if it may be a casting flaw and a bend all at once. I really don't know offhand as I didn't see this when first unravelling them, but it's definitely noteworthy.Also, what is up with all of the new gumwall tires being BROWN? The photos on the listing are way off from what they actually look like, and these barely look good on anything but a bike with dark gold pinstriping.

Great!.

Excellent quality.