Fincci Urban 700 x 35c Tyres – Pair Foldable Kevlar 700c Tyres, 28 x 1.4 inch with 1mm Nylon Protection - Lightweight Roam Tyre 37-622, 30 TPI Smooth Rolling, E-Bike & Road Compatible

I purchased it as my usual tires were getting down a bit. and at the price, they seemed a good buy. 1, Fitting could be awkward as these are very tight over the rim on 700c wheels, so to make it easier pinch the tire into the rim center, and push down this makes the tire sit in the shallowest part and fitting is easier, Continental gator skins are the same. 2, Inflation and ride, I run these at 80psi which seems a bit hard so maybe 70psi would take out some of the road vibration, rolling is decent with no road noise, 3, Grip I ride all year and in every condition, and the 3 weeks I've been using these it's rained nearly every day in Cumbria, and even snowed grip has been very good maybe a bit slippy in the wet compared to what I'm used to with my other tyres, but this I expected from a budget tyre. 4, Dry weather grip is fantastic, but I do feel the wider option tends to make you feel the bike leans into a corner then drops over, rather than one smooth rollover, ( used to race motorbikes so I like to hit corners hard.)😁 5, Value for the price and looking for a winter tyre to just use for my commute these have been great value considering I would normally buy 1 for more than these 2, 6, would I recommend these yep I sure would they do a great job for trudging through winter and spring, I hope this helps with your purchase. Brian

I have been using these tyres for the last 3 years (purchased October 2022). I cycle around 1 hour per day to commute to and from work, usually on debris ridden, potholey, nasty city roads. At the weekend they probably get more like 2 hours per day. I have ridden these in the bleak, icey midwinter and on fine, summery days of goodness - and let me say, these tyres have been outstanding. Super heavy duty, not a single puncture to date. Rolling resistance is fairly good, obviously not THE BEST EVER but good grief its bang for what you pay. I love these things, absolute units. I will happily go to Fincci again when (if) these things eventually fail.

I have bought several Finci tyres now and they are good value for money and reasonably easy to fit too. I noticed that these slow the bike down a fair bit, but that is to be expected as I went for a wider width for winter use. I am a little surprised at the wear rate on them. I expected a more nylon / less rubber content with more longevity and already I am seeing wear on the rear end, to be fair I am using these products on several bikes I have converted to electric so they are subject to a slightly heavier bike and more torque. Overall good value and I would explore and consider their range in future

Relatively easy to fit and seemed good quality

Surprisingly good, I was looking to get some more marathons, I do a lot of cycling and thought I would give these a try as a cheaper alternative, so pleased I did I'm 100s of km into these now, still really impressed, I will be rebuying these, when the time comes, not looking like anytime soon, no punchers and imallabout the comute in town so a lot of glass they haven't let me down

Good value tyres, may be a tad small for 700? My bike repair guy took a bit of time getting them on.

A more rounded profile than most tyres on the market, easy to fit but you must get the bread off the tyre completely in the well of the wheel rim or you will struggle to get them on. No punctures do far. Nice enough to ride on.

Hard to fit. I am 78. Old women have weak hands. Pleased I was at home and not on the road. Very nice once fitted. Look durable. Wait and see.