Argotal Tire - 27.5 x 2.40 Tubeless Folding BLK Soft Downhill Casing E25
  • Continental Argotal Tubeless Folding Mountain Bike Tire - 27.5 x 2.40 inches, Black Color, Soft Downhill Casing E25 for Excellent Performance on Loose Terrain
  • Continental Argotal Tubeless Folding Mountain Bike Tire - 27.5 x 2.40 inches, Black Color, Soft Downhill Casing E25 for Excellent Performance on Loose Terrain

Argotal Tire - 27.5 x 2.40 Tubeless Folding BLK Soft Downhill Casing E25

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The Continental Argotal tire is a top - choice for mountain biking on loose terrain. Measuring 27.5 x 2.40 inches, it's tubeless and folding, with a black soft downhill casing E25. This tire offers cornering stability and enhanced side - grip, allowing you to take sharp turns with confidence. Its open tread pattern is a game - changer. It self - cleans, so you can ride through dust and loam without losing traction. Even when cornering aggressively, the supported in - line shoulder studs and supportive structure provide high stability and excellent mechanical grip, especially on loose soils. In moist and wet conditions, the open tread design ensures perfect interaction with the surface and effective self - cleaning. The pronounced studs with steep ramps generate great mechanical grip on loose and mixed surfaces. Technical specs include flat protection on the tread and sidewall, a TPI of 660, a weight of 1220 grams. It's designed for e - bikes, has an ISO width of 60 mm, and a diameter of 27.5 inches. The tire bead is folding, and it can handle a PSI of 50.

Using your Continental Argotal tire is easy. First, make sure it's properly mounted on your 27.5 - inch mountain bike wheel. If you're using it tubeless, add a good quality sealant. When riding, this tire is best suited for loose terrains like dirt and loam. Take advantage of its great cornering stability and side - grip when taking turns. Just be careful not to over - inflate the tire; keep the PSI at around 50. For maintenance, after each ride, clean the tire with a soft brush and soapy water to remove any dirt or debris that might be stuck in the tread. Check the tire regularly for any signs of wear or damage, especially the sidewall. If you notice any cuts or bulges, it might be time to replace the tire. Also, if you're using it on an e - bike, remember that the extra weight and power can put more stress on the tire, so be a bit more vigilant with your checks.


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