Michelin Country Cross Tyre - 26 x 1.95


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The Michelin Country Cross tyre is designed for mountain bikers and recreational riders seeking a dependable, all-around performer for mixed-terrain trails and everyday commuting. Its primary strength lies in its versatile tread pattern that balances grip and efficiency across various surfaces, making it a reliable choice for trail explorers; however, riders looking for competitive racing performance should note that its weight and wire-bead construction make it more suited for durability than ultra-lightweight speed.
| Model Part Number | MIC-131404 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MICHELIN |
No, the Michelin Country Cross uses a wire bead construction intended exclusively for tube-type setups.
Yes, this tyre is designed to be versatile and performs well as either a front or rear tyre.
The recommended operating pressure is between 2 and 4 bar.
No, this tyre is specifically sized for 26-inch wheels and will not fit larger rim diameters.
The Michelin Country Cross weighs approximately 715g.
Ensure the inner tube is slightly inflated before installation and check that the wire bead is fully seated in the center channel of the rim before pumping to full pressure.
Check your tyre pressure; riding below 2 bar can lead to pinch flats. Also, inspect the inside of the tyre casing for thorns or debris that may have remained after the initial puncture.
This tyre is specifically designed for use with an inner tube (tube-type). When installing, ensure your rim strip is in good condition to prevent the wire bead or the tube from pinching. The recommended operating pressure is between 2 and 4 bar (approx. 29-58 PSI); using a pressure gauge is highly recommended to stay within this range to avoid pinch flats or excessive rolling resistance. To prolong the life of your tyres, inspect them regularly for embedded debris, such as glass or sharp stones, and rotate the tyre position if you notice uneven wear patterns after extensive mileage.