Vittoria

After switching from GP5000S TR to these, I can say for certain the Corsa's are more comfortable and grip better. I get about 1800 miles out of these tires before they the rubber starts to really show signs of wear. These tires eat sealant and you will need sealant added more often than GP5000's. I started to notice this after a month or so. Tires would mysteriously lose pressure over a couple of days. I'd add more sealant and they'd be fine for another month, maybe two depending on the weather. After doing this a couple of times it was time to change the rear tire. It was totally dry on the inside after adding sealant only a month ago. Anyway, they still roll great and have otherwise been durable.

For my area, Park City and surrounding area, the Mezcal up front and Peyote in back is a great lighter weight option. Our conditions are mostly hardback with some sand and occasional this mud (if we're lucky). They seem to handle the rocky sections no problem and are very durable but what I noticed the most, switching from the Maxxis Aspens, is the rolling weight. These tires are definitely faster on the climbs.

I'm running 30mm tires with butyl tubes at about 80psi, and so far (400 miles) haven't had any issues. Ride is comfortable and the tires grip well. They seem to roll fast, but like the comfort and grip that is subjective. If I get 2,500 miles out of them without side wall cuts or delamination, then I'll be satisfied.

Excellent gravel tire that can be used in a variety of conditions. Perfect for dry lose gravel but also worked well at the mud fest of unbound. No flats or mud clogging