WTB is coining the Sendero TCS 650B x 47mm Gravel Tire as the first Road Plus tire, designed with mountain bike traction and drop bar efficiency in mind. Dual compound rubber and ramped center knobs minimize rolling resistance while substantially spaced outer knobs ensure footing in loose terrain.
Features & Specs:
- Aggressive tread pattern
- Corner-friendly rounded profile with vertical channels
- TCS (Tubeless Compatible System) casing
- High volume Road Plus
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Reviewed 10/14/2021
by Anonymous
Sierra Nevada
Great tire for aggressive gravelers
These are great tires for expanding your gravel machines capabilities on more technical terrain. They roll just fine on the road but expect the rear to wear pretty fast. To me, grippy tires are like health insurance. If you’re going to ride challenging terrain, do what you can to make it more enjoyable. These tires are smile generators when on steeper trails.
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Reviewed 2/18/2021
by WelshCyclist
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Fort Collins, CO
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3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
All the traction you could need
Gave them 4 stars just because they're a very niche tire, not something I'd roll all the time. That said, they've been my go-to gravel tire all winter. Plenty of traction on snowy, muddy, looser conditions. My experience with WTB tires in general has been great. Maybe a little difficult to set up, but once on the rim I really liked them (I've run Horizon in the past and currently keep a set of Byway's mounted during summer). The Sendero isn't something I'd run all the time, like I said above, but when traction is the goal, this one provides plenty. Considering their intended use, I wouldn't grade them down for rolling resistance as they are most likely to be plowing through snow or mud or other terrain that provides far more resistance than the tire/tread. If that's a concern for you, I'd probably look at something more like the Raddler/Riddler.
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Reviewed 8/5/2021
by laditiar
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san francisco
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Great grips on gravel and yet not too much for pavements
I bought this tires because I needed more grips after a nasty downhill fall on another set of tires. This tires are very grippy and also usable on the pavement. One downside for some people is that they are a bit noisy on pavement with the "swoosh" sound.
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