Vee Tire Co

Today is a new tyre day. We're going to use the tyres from V-Tireco. This is the SNAP WCE and then the SNAP Trail for the rear. Right I've taken these tyres out of the packet. As you can see this is the WCE which is going to use for the front. This is for the rear. It's obviously a lot different labelling. It's nice and bright. It's obvious what it says. We'll do a review in the next couple of days. Right I've fitted the rear tyre and the front tyre. We're going to do a review in the next week or so when we do some kilometres. A lot of rock and sand out here but initially the tyres are a bit pretty well in the sand and they're hard rock out here. A lot better than conor and anals. I think it's the size of the knobs. The knobs are a lot shorter than the conor and anals so there's no real walking on the tops of the knobs here. So I got the moment. I'm pretty happy with these tyres. In the next couple of days I'll be riding on some hard pack and just give my review on how it pans out. What I can say is the front has fantastic grip. You can trust the grip. The harder you push it the more it bites. Also the tyre is also great for changing directions. It's very quick. It's not sluggish and I found tyres pressure probably 20 works for my weight in the front. 20 in the rear. I did come down to 18 in the front but it just found a little bit squirmish but initially I would say these tyres are fantastic for all the train that I ride on which is a bit of hard pack, rock, sand. Overall I'd probably rate these tyres up eight and a half over all the train that I've gone through.