2-PCS 26" Heavy Duty Fat E-Bike Tires 26 x 4.0/102-559 and 2-PCS 26"x4.0" Bike Tubes Scharder Valve Compatible with 26x4.0 26x4 E-Bike All-Terrain Directional Tread Bicycle Tires and Tubes

After years now having a few ebikes from regular to Fat Tires, and Trikes, many details I learned off hand with e bikes for there is an overlooked difference between regular bike by foot peddling vs E Bike's having motors or high speed brushless alternators. Every e bike vendor or maker who builds the ebikes , mostly using components and parts as the same of regular bikes beyond the motor parts. Speeds confirm the need for every e biker to automatically upgrade parts that would be practical of use like changing mech for Hydro brakes unless the Hydraulic brakes already installed. And now the TIRES. Yes, any ebike speeds of over 24mph wear out STOCK Tires faster depending on overall useage like myself with 3 hours everyday, every 3 months the stock tires get bald. I decided to upgrade or modify type of tires and these ALLSCAPE are exactly the type of tires fast ebikes needs as standard. Im sure they will last a year, using my ebike 3 hours a day for 30 miles everyday. These tires are now mandatory for me and be having them on all my ebikes. My ebike performance is extremely different from stock tires. The ONLY CONCERN IS RIDERS WITH LITTLE OR NO EXPIERANCE IN BIKE TECH WORK, like FAT TIRES of higher grade like these, you MUST FIT THEM CORRECTLY on the edge rims. When installing tire and tube, pinch tire to middle going along whole tire, this ensures the tube is fitted right and not pinching the side rim from outside, this is most common mistake when installing. It takes time being very good but worth the experience once you figure out the details of the installing. Check both sides along the inner edge for the LINE as this 1 has 2 that must be aligned right to inner edge of rim. Also important, dont exceed the PSI when pumping air, ot will pop or deflate on the ride. Take notice when inflating of a bit push here , a bit pull up here, fat tires more detailed work of attention. look up work on youtube

I switched to an e bike after cancer took a lot of my energy, but still love to mt bike. I put these on my Eunorau Fat HS. Running with 8oz. Slime and 18psi in each tire. Almost like motorcycle tires. Super grippy, no cuts or flats. And I've been on some gnarly Jeep/ATV trails. Nice shoulder tread and float nicely in some of the soft sand I went through. I definitely put these tires through their paces this past week. No complaints and I would buy them again.

Replaced both of my Rad Power Bikes Radrover Step Thru series 1 tires with these. Took about 2 hours to do both bikes using youtube howto videos from Rad. These turned out to be a HUGE upgrade from the default Kenda tires. I should have upgraded a long time ago, but my bikes have renewed life now. They are pretty beefy tires and ride a lot smoother with much less road noise. Plus I like the fact they are all black and the branding doesn't stand out up like a sore thumb, so they look very sharp. Planning to repurpose my old tires to make one big tire swing for the kids.

Really Nice Tires !A very good looking tire with it's tread pattern, nicely detailed sidewall graphics also going on, has a thick contact patch tread vs the little nippel knobby's that came with the bike, seems to be a bit quieter also. Thinking these will last a while.I will be buying these again for our other bike when the time comes.

Now these are TIRES! They are SOO much better than those cheap*ss Kenda's that came on my brand new bike. ('Young' brand) Anybody that makes a product like those cheap tires ought to be ashamed of themselves. No excuses. These new tires are obviously built with alot more quality. Ride better. Less apt to have a flat because they have more rubber and deeper tread. Handle really good. Just looking at them tells me they are a good tire. AND, they came with the tubes!

I have not mounted them as yet but I will update later on performance.I could not find the weight for this HD Tire anywhere, and yet it seems many people comment about how they are heavy and affect speed and range of their bike. Well here it is, the YunSCM (herringbone style) 26X4" HD tire weighs 6 lbs. or 2720 grams. The tire gets it's increased weight from the general thickness of the sidewalls and treads, but not that much more than, say a CST Adventure knobby which weighs 4 lbs.

These are a good purchase. A little pricey but worth it. My comment is that they seem to be a bit heavy. The tread depth is about 3/8 thick. They corner real well on concrete. And perform well on dirt.

Excellent ride. Smooth ride for a all terrain tire, comes with tubes made for it. good price for what you get, both tire and tubes to gether at low price.