Name: Goodyear Peak Ultimate Complete Tubeless MTB Tyre
Brand: Goodyear
SKU: GR.001.57.584.V003.R
Price: 45.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Goodyear Peak Ultimate Complete Tubeless MTB Tyre - GR.001.57.584.V003.R

By Goodyear

$45.99

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GR.001.57.584.V003.R

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Specifically designed for conquering all terrain conditions, this mountain bike (MTB) tyre features a high-quality Dynamic:A/T compound that offers excellent rolling efficiency and high levels of grip. Coming kitted out with a cross country (XC) inspired tread design, this model uses its low profile damped and siped knobs to deliver fantastic speed. Another highlight is its M:Wall sidewall protection, which provides abrasion and cut resistance as you tackle the more demanding of terrains on your ride. One final highlight is its Tubeless Complete design that features all the benefits of a tubeless-ready (TLR) tyre but will also maintain better inflation pressure than a traditional TLR tyre. As a result, youll enjoy tubeless benefits such as the ability to run lower tyre pressures, increased comfort and stability as well as fewer risks of flats or punctures.

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