The Bailiff tire is your go - to for conquering harsh winter conditions. With a genuine 4.5 - inch width, it offers a large contact area to float on fluffy snow. The tall and widely - spaced knobs boost braking and cornering on packed snow. You can choose between studded and non - studded versions, and all have 312 stud pockets for amazing ice traction. Its tubeless - ready 120tpi casing gives a smooth ride, adapts to any surface, and reduces rotational weight. The snow - specific compound stays soft in extreme cold, providing top - notch traction on the coldest days. Don't let winter be an off - season. Keep pedaling with the Bailiff.
**Features**:
- Engineered for the best balance between low rolling resistance and strong braking traction.
- The closely - grouped center knobs cut down on rolling resistance for a smooth ride, yet can dig in for powerful braking when needed.
- Strategically placed and widely - spaced knobs offer extra grip in both soft and hard snow, enhancing braking and cornering.
- Cold - weather rubber and High Grip compound stay soft in extreme cold for consistent traction.
- Tubeless - ready 120tpi casing ensures a supple ride, conforms to surfaces, and minimizes weight.
- The 4.5 - inch width provides great traction and float in different snow conditions.
**Specifications**:
- Labeled Size: 27.5 x 4.5
- PSI: 20
- ISO Width (mm): 110
- ISO Diameter: 584 / 650b / 27.5'
- Tire Intended Use: Fat Bike, Winter - Studded
- Tire Type: Tubeless Ready Clincher
- Weight: 1617
- TPI: 120
- Tire Bead: Folding
- Tire Diameter: 27.5' Fat
Using the Bailiff tire is a breeze. First, make sure it's properly installed on your fat bike. If you choose the studded version, the pre - installed carbide studs will give you great traction on ice. When riding in winter, you can rely on the wide 4.5 - inch width to keep you floating on the snow. For best results, maintain the recommended PSI of 20.
Here are some things to note. Avoid over - inflating the tire as it can reduce the contact area and traction. If you're riding on very hard or rocky surfaces, be careful as the studs might get damaged.
For maintenance, after each ride, clean the tire to remove any snow, dirt, or debris. Check the studs regularly if you have the studded version and replace any that are loose or missing. Store the tire in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the rubber from deteriorating.
