PirelliCinturato Velo TLR 700c Road Tire(Return to Product Page)

after dealing with two sets of defective goodyear eagles i switched these pirelli tires. i have now a little over 900 miles on them and they are perfect. they were not difficult to mount and hold air as good or better than any tube or tubeless tire i have used in the past. i am using orange sealant. i climb and descend mountain roads. i often exceed 50 mph and sweep through turns at over 35 mph on these tires.

Lots of grip. Darn good puncture protection. Bueno bueno!

I bought these tires to replace Schwalbe Pro One Tubeless tires. Those tires are great for racing but I had bad luck with flatscuts when I used them for training. So far these Pirelli Cinturato Tubeless are working well. Mounting them took a little more effort than lighter weight tires but was not overly difficult. Upon mounting, the tires did lose pressure quickly until the sealant filled in around the bead, now the tires are holding air very well! I will be interested to see how long these tires last.

I bought these as an alternative to gatorskins. Everyone raves about gatorskins but I'm not a fan of their lack of grip and unpredictable feeling. These are a lot closer to a race tire in terms of grip but provide good protection. I'm a few months in and no nicks or anything in the tires. I ride almost every day and often chip and seal roads or through a large city with tons of glass.

Like the P-Zero 4S, but not enough sidewall protection. Running the Cinturato tubeless and enjoying the ride and the tread-wear.

I love these tires. Lots of tread depth, tough as nails, rolling resistance is decent, and they mount up easily. What's not to like?

Definitely my go-to for training.

this is my second set of these tires. im sure i will continue to stick with this tire. i run them tubeless and did 2k miles on my first set with no flats.

I use them on my everyday bike for commuting. The performance and durability are very good

My riding buddy has been using these for years and he's a fan. After a nasty puncture that trashed my last tire I bought these. Took about a 100 miles to wear in and start rolling more naturally. Grippy and surprising supple for an armored tire. Much more pleasant to ride on than similar tires from other brands. Holding up well to some awful roads in the Philly area. Will be buying the for my commuter bike as well.

I'm running these tires on HED Belgium rims, setup tubeless. Very easy to mount. Sealed easily with 30ml of Stan's and a floor pump. They hold air great. I top off about every 2 to 3 days. While not the fastest tire, the roll okay, especially for commuting. I feel they roll better than GP 4Seasons and Terevail Ramparts. Durability has been great so far. I've had them on about 2 months and no issues.

Been using Conti Gaterback Hardshell but never liked the way they rode. Stiff and cornering was poor. These Pirellis are just awesome and certainly seem very well constructed. Great ride at 90psi and they stick like glue in corners. Pay attention to the different max/min pressures for tubeless vs tubed. Mounting them on Mavic Ksyrium Allroad rims was easy after I set them in the sun for a bit. Running them with tubes - Michelin A2s.

These came on my new e-bike running tubeless. I had such good luck I bought another set on sale for backup. Truly a great tire!

Id read early reviews saying this was a good ride, but also complaints that it didnt hold air and was hard to mount. I mounted them on DT Swiss Spline 24 rims using Stanss Notubes rim tape and 3 oz. of Stans standard sealant and have had zero problems, and no pressure loss, even over a two week layoff for that bike. The ride and handling have exceeded my expectations. A great all-road tire.

This product has a good reputation.