Tannus

Super

Armour - Anti-puncture insert with inner tube

Up to now it fulfills the requirements.

3 years and no problems 👍

Delivery was a few days later than the promised 3-5 days, but otherwise everything was OK. I had a bit of a scam scare at first since a Gpay payment option was available before delivery details were provided, but the chat bot was adequate and provided explanation.Still I would suggest making all payment options the final step after asking for address details and confirming delivery to destination area, so any confusion is avoided.

Almost a year riding Tannus tires.
My opinion of them is good.
Got no punctures along the way. That's why I have bought them.
My Bike has a drive train 67T and a sprocket 13T. I repeat 67T x 13T. It's a gear ratio of 5.15.
Fastest I went uphill (3% incline) was 50 km/h.
Downhill in my city I went 60 km/h.
Those Tires are stable. Do they have grip? Yeah. Are they hard? Yep. Are they comfortable? Kinda.
If you want to have suspension and sort of a cushion in your bike, buy normal tires.
If you want your tires to be indestructible, want to take your track bike on a ride in the city? Buy Tannus.

This Brown bike is only for training purposes. It is purposely heavy and has a gear ratio for track (as I ride it everyday) . Still Tannus tires work their charm there.
The Beige bike is a mullet 28 front, 26 rear.
The Turquoise is 26 inch.
All of them have Tannus Airless tires.

700x40c is a good tire.
Maybe the best I ever had.

Mounting is impossible without some additional tools or gear for a single person. Luckily it's possible with a bit of effort for 2 relatively strong men. What bugged me about it mostly, was the lighthanded instruction that presented it like something relatively easy. Maybe if you know what you're doing and/or have the necessary equipment readily available. But not with bare hands and the tools already provided in the package.
However tires themselves are as good as expected, as far as I can tell without extensive testing. Time will tell.

Firstly 700x28c is not as wide as 700x40c. I can ride them on track so I don't have to worry about any wear and tear. Good grip on asphalt, less on wet surfaces. My luck the track isn't made of concrete. Wet concrete is even more slippery the faster you go.
28C is good for indoor activities (velodrome) or huge tracks.
Dry asphalt is great. On sidewalks and a few cobbled roads is pretty ok I guess, could be better.
Want to go gravel biking? Buy the 40c.
Wanna go on wet surfaces surely? Buy 32c or 40c.
Dry and hard surfaces? 28c is surely enough.

I have bought 7 Tannus tires. I am happy for now.

I have got a few sizes of Tannus tires at home.
I mainly use the 622x40c (28 inch).
What can I say about 26"x1,75 (559*44)?
My Bike is a mullet bike, with 28 front and 26 in the rear.
The main use of this bike is to commute.
Those Tires are hard, but I need such hardness on asphalt.
Sometimes there is broken glass on the sidewalk.
I have lost 3 Michelin, 2 Mitas, 2 Schwalbe, 3 Chinese no brand tires in one year.
Punctures were my problem.
3 bikes, 3 different combinations (3x 26 tires, 3x 28 inch tires).
About 500 euro in tires this year.
Solution?
Tannus.
Those are airless.
Are those better than pressurized tires?
No, but they don't go flat.
Do they have more grip?
I don't see (feel) any difference.

I have Tannus Airless Solid Tires that I have on my X-Treme Sedona 36 Volt Silver Electric Bicycle, and my New X-Treme Sedona 48 Volt Blue Electric Bicycle. they are great, no more having to put in air into it, you can ride worry free and not having to worry about flat tires which was extremely annoying. they are lots of fun I highly recommend getting them for your bicycles, you will sure enjoy riding worry free of flat tires.

Ok

fast delivery and perfect tracking info.

best product in the market.

It was cheaper at tannus and they offered a tube for just 5€.