In Stock Dillinger 4 Tire - 27.5 X 4.0 Tubeless Folding Blk 60 Tpi 168 Carbide Steel Studs Markdown: -70% [SjDHVhYE]

45NRTH Dillinger 4 Tire - Premium Fat Bike Traction

The 45NRTH Dillinger 4 Tire is a top-tier choice for fat bike enthusiasts seeking superior traction and performance in challenging winter conditions. Designed for 27.5 x 4.0 tires, this tire is a true workhorse for snowy terrains. With its tubeless folding design and black finish, it offers both durability and sleek aesthetics. The Dillinger 4 Tire is engineered to provide exceptional cornering and control on icy off-camber singletrack, making it an ideal companion for winter fat biking adventures.

• Braced side lugs for improved cornering in snowy conditions
• Directional center lugs for rolling speed and braking traction

Key Features and Specifications

Featuring a robust 60 TPI construction and 168 carbide steel studs, the Dillinger 4 Tire is built to withstand the rigors of winter riding. The tire's flat protection is not included, emphasizing its focus on lightweight and performance. With an ISO width of 102 mm and an ISO diameter of 584 / 650b / 27.5", it fits a wide range of fat bike frames. The tire is intended for winter-studded use, making it perfect for tackling snow-covered trails with confidence.

• 60 TPI construction for strength and durability
• 168 carbide steel studs for superior traction on ice

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Dillinger 4 Tire is not just a tire; it's a statement of winter riding prowess. Whether you're navigating through snowy backcountry trails or commuting to work in harsh winter conditions, this tire delivers. Its unique tread pattern and stud placement ensure optimal performance in a variety of winter scenarios. The tire is also tubeless ready, allowing for a smoother ride and reduced risk of flats. With the Dillinger 4 Tire, you can ride with confidence, knowing that you have the best in fat bike tire technology at your disposal.

• Tubeless ready for a smoother and more comfortable ride
• Optimized for winter riding on snow-covered trails and icy roads