Ere Research Tenaci 36mm tyre review
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Ere Research Tenaci 36mm tyre review

Tyres for dry, off-tarmac terrain

Our rating

3.5

75.00
90.00
67.00
135.00

David Caudery / Immediate Media

Published: November 9, 2019 at 7:00 am

Our review
A fast option for rides that mix tarmac with dry, not rough off-road terrain

Pros:

Inflate easily, good road speed, confident in dry weather

Cons:

Not especially light for the volume, dry trails only

Swiss brand Ere Research’s Tenaci tyres are intended for gravel and dirt roads.

It has a 120 TPI tubeless-ready casing, aramid folding bead and an Armis 2 puncture protection layer from edge to edge.

The tread comprises 65a durometer rubber, the sidewall graphics are reflective, and it’s also available in 700c x 30mm, 32mm and 40mm widths and 36mm. They weigh 415g each (36mm).

The Tenacis were a very tight fit on some Mavic Allroad Pro wheels, needing considerable effort to wrangle them in to place. The benefit is that they inflated and seated almost instantly, with a high volume track pump.

Mavic’s UST rims kept them seated with no air loss while sealant was introduced. When inflated, they measured 35mm wide.

Using part of the word ‘tenacious’ to name these tyres perfectly describes their grip level in dry conditions.

The central flatter section’s 12mm wide aggressive file tread is quick on tarmac and, flanked by recessed grip, arranged in five ridges on the shoulders, gives great directional stability on loose surfaces. But their volume makes them less suited to rough terrain and their tread can’t cope with wet mud.

Product

Brand ereresearch
Price 135.00 AUD,75.00 EUR,67.00 GBP,90.00 USD
Weight 415.0000, GRAM (36) - for 36mm

Features

br_TPI 120
br_tyreSizes 30mm / 32mm / 36mm / 40mm
br_punctureProtection Armis 2