PanaracerGravelKing SK+ 700c Tire (2023)(Return to Product Page)

Awesome

Return process was easy.

I use the tire for exclusively on my gravel bike, but there are some roads on the way to, in the middle of, and from the ride.

Much smoother than my 28 mm Gatorskins work well on both pavement and hard gravel not quite wide enough for sandy conditions. Will see how they do on The Ride the Rockies mixed surfaces.

Gravel, packed dirt? Perfect. Sometimes hard to mount tubeless on some rims.

I like these tires. They provide enough grab on gravel and chat, but are smooth on pavement. The only gripe is the tread pattern tends to throw up chat. Not a deal-breaker for me.

I like these tires for mixed terrain. They were mostly great at a recent gravel race that was 50-50 road and dirt. But I ignored other comments about how poor they do in thick mud and paid for it. They became slicks when the mud got heavy and the bike felt like it was riding on ice. Overall a good tire when the dirt is light and dry.

These tires are great for gravel roads, single track, and old forest roads! Tubeless, minimal air loss, and very comfortable on rough sections.

I love the gravelkings, this is my second pair. I set them up tubeless and had a hard time getting them to sit correctly on the rims with my floor pump (eventually got it) but imagine it'd be a lot easier with more pressure. They look and feel great!

The plus casing is completely worth the higher price. The confidence of rolling this tire came the normal or another tire, can't put a price on it. I really enjoy the compliance and traction. The tire measures true to the label on a 21mm internal rim.

Great tires! I did flat in the rear tire. I sliced the side wall. The slice was huge and the tire was not faulty. Riding tubeless, my sealant wasn't sufficient. I put in a tube and continued my ride with no problems.

I have been really happy with the Gravel King tires. The first few months I threw a lot at these and they have handled everything flawlessly. The dirt trails of Forest Park in Portland to some choppy gravel in eastern Oregon I haven't had any worries with these monsters!