Kenda Tires Kwest Commuter/Urban/Hybrid Bicycle Tires, Black, 700cm x 35c

I used to spend 3x as much on tires for my Trek 7200. I use my bike as a commuter and travel ~20 miles per day.The more expensive tires were SLIGHTLY faster, not by much though. The problem with the more expensive tires is they seemed to be having quality control problems. Spending $60 on a tire and getting tears in the sidewalls for no reason is very disheartening.I've put ~100 miles on these so far. I am very happy with the purchase.Good quality, well packaged and a fantastic overall value.

So far so good very good quality for the price.Product came in a full size box so tire was in perfect shape.Fit my 700c 35 tires perfect not to tight not to loose.Inflated to full pressure 85lbs. and is holding well no problem with the bead which I believe is steel.Recommended for anyone.

These are a good tire but width is actually wider than listed. Mine at 80 psi measure 37.5 mm wide. So keep that in mind before ordering and it's not unusual for bike tires to have a variance in real size vs listed size that's just how it's always been. Personally next time I might order a 32 and hope it's close to 35mm wide just because I think a 35mm tire might roll a little easier than 38mm on the road since I like to take 20+ mi rides for fun. But for shorter commutes I wouldn't worry much if these tires perhaps might not roll quite as easy as a true 35mm I just feel for long rides a narrower tire would be better. But I'm a guy who's used to riding a vintage 10-speed with 30mm width tires which of course does roll long distances easier than my hybrid with these wider tires. Withthat said I'm happy with these for now and if I do ever go on unpaved roads this 38mm tire will probably be better than a true 35mm anyhow. As far as practicality on a hybrid bike this width tire is not a wide tire at all in fact in appearance and function it's already on the narrower side even at my measured 37.5mm width. But if you do want a true 35mm tire maybe try ordering a 32 or look at other brands. Hope this helps!

I go through a lot of tires as I ride over 6000 miles a year. The KENDA are just fine for my needs.

I actually wiped out night riding with no headlight.prior to my wipeout I originally replaced my oem tires with 2 of these. They were perfect bc i ride half trail half road. The tread is perfect for that. i ride 30 miles a day and these have given me no issues. Crushed limestone and road. I keep up with guys on 2000 bikes. These tires are fast and durable and the tread wear is great. No issues. Very reliable for me.

As far as shipping, packing, and installing the tire I give this tire 5 stars. It appear to be a great quality tire. I love that the tire did not come rolled up and was in its original shape. At this point I have just under 100 miles on the tire so I cannot attest to the durability yet, but seems to be great!!!

Good tire and good value

Have not put any miles on the tires yet but ordered 700 x 35c as replacement for that size on my Trek hybrid and the new front tire rubs against the V brake. I have ordered a 32c and will update the review once I see how it compares to the original 35's.UPDATE: I installed the 32c's and they clear the brakes. I would say that the 32's in this tire from Kenda are the same size, even perhaps a bit larger, than 35's from other suppliers so you might want to order one size down if size or clearance are issues.