SE6 Team Issue TLR MTB Tire

Our most aggressively treaded trail and enduro tyre, ready to deliver confident traction in any conditions.
- Our most aggressive tread for trail and enduro delivers durable traction in all conditions
- Aggressive two/three centre tread with biting side knobs for confident traction in all conditions Aggressive two/three center tread with biting side knobs for confident traction in all conditions
- Proprietary TM-Grip compound and 120 TPI construction offers great traction and tyre feel Proprietary TM-Grip compound and 120 TPI construction offers great traction and tire feel
- Durable and strong Core Strength Casing adds sub-tread and sidewall protection Durable and strong Core Strength Casing adds sub-tread and sidewall protection
- Tyre bead chafer layer adds additional protection against abrasion and punctures Tire bead chafer layer adds additional protection against abrasion and punctures
- The Tubeless Ready (TLR) tyre for easy tubeless set-up and puncture protection Tubeless Ready (TLR) for easy tubeless setup and puncture protection

Our most aggressive trail tyre
SE6 delivers our most aggressive tread pattern for biting traction in any terrain, through any conditions. Great for confidence in the wet and rowdy.

Core Strength
Core Strength Casing is made of lightweight nylon inserts that provide strong, supple sidewall protection for added tyre durability and support.

Biting traction
A proven 2/2/3 centre tread provides consistent, biting traction from the rugged centre knobs all the way through the transition knobs and out to the aggressive side knobs. This tyre is designed to hook up.

TM-Grip compound
Our proprietary TM-Grip compound is designed for traction. Soft dual-compound bites into corners and with added durability on the centre tread. 120 TPI construction gives you great tyre feel.

Tubeless-ready
A properly set up tubeless system lets you run lower tyre pressure for better traction, added confidence and a smoother, faster ride.

MTB tyre pressure recommendation
Find rider weight and match it with your tyre width to find a recommended tyre pressure. It can be helpful to set the front tyre up at a slightly lower pressure. If your tyres feel too soft or too firm, add or remove pressure to dial in your tyre pressure for your surface. The recommended pressures are guidelines.

Sealant recommendati
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