Old 05-29-20, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by chas58
I like to buy tires that I can return (i.e. from somewhere like LBS or REI). I like 28mm or 32mm for commuting. You don't really need any tread - for your usage all tires (with good rubber compound) are going to have similar grip. Keep in mind that I have 28mm tires that measure from 27mm to 31mm (from the same mfg). So if your bike fits "28mm" tires, it may not fit all of them. Go figure.

Some good swift commuting tires: Panaracer pasela, Continental Gatorskin or 4 season.
If you want something tougher and longer lasting (but heavier and slower) Thick Slicks are kinda fun. The 28mm version of that tire is pretty thicc! (its over 30mm easily).
Thanks man, yes I guess the best option is to buy some try them one and return them if they don't fit. Why do you say I don't need any threading? isn't threading good for rainy days?
I am not gonna be racing or really don't care thattt much about half a pound more I would like to use ones which last a bit (so I don't have to change them often)
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