Light and supple gravel tires
Designed with the unknown in mind, the Teravail Rutland Gravel Tire takes the guesswork out of selecting the right tire for the ride. Ramped, tightly spaced center lugs reduce rolling resistance while more aggressive shoulder and transition lugs provide grip in loose conditions.
The 700 x 38 Rutland is the lowest volume offering in the line providing riders with a firmer more responsive ride. Higher tire pressure allows it to roll more easily on smoother surfaces.
If you want to master your terrain, you want Teravail Rutland Gravel Tires.
Features & Specs:
- 60 TPI
- Tubeless ready
- Rim Diameter: 622 / 700c / 29"
- Ideal Rim Width: 23
- 50-80 PSI
- Weight: 445 grams
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Reviewed 8/17/2020
by ccharrias
Competitive Racer
Grand Rapids, Mi
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Great grip, softens the ride, seems to be somewhat durable even on pavement use.
Switched from Schwalbe X-One 32mm to the Rutland 38mm on my CX bike. The tires seem to have better traction and durability while also providing a more comfortable ride as the bike is used mostly for gravel riding and racing.
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Reviewed 7/16/2020
by Jeff
Cycling Enthusiast
Durango CO
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2 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Fast rolling, quick wearing
Good looking tire with excellent smooth rolling and good grip on dirt. In 300 miles of riding, 70% pavement and 30% dirt, rear tire tread is about half that of the front, suggesting these tires could be bald within 700 miles of use. Set tubless, front tire has difficultly holding air.
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