Force AM 29in Tire
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Force AM Tire
Designed for the rigors of competitive enduro racing, the Michelin Force AM 29in Tire fulfills the needs of riders thrashing their tires across demanding terrain with hard-packed dirt littered with jarring rocks and roots. It's a bit faster rolling than many tires in the "all-mountain" category, making it ideally suited for running in the rear with a slightly more aggressive tire up front. The Trail Shield casing is ruggedly reinforced from sidewall slashes and abrasive punctures on notoriously technical trails, courtesy of its high-density protection layer.
Michelin's GumX3D compound strategically employs three rubber compounds for the best in fast-rolling efficiency, tread longevity, and tenacious cornering grip. As expected, the center features the hardest rubber compound for faster rolling and greater tread longevity. The rubber compounds get softer as you work towards the shoulder knobs for tons of cornering grip when you're laying into turns and carving around sweeping berms.
Details
- All-mountain tire with fast-rolling tread pattern
- Trail Shield casing features high-density reinforcement
- GumX3D compound balances rolling speed with cornering grip
- Tubeless-ready for gaining bump compliance and traction
- Item #MIC005N
- Compound
- GumX3D (3-compound)
- Size
- 29 x 2.25in, 29 x 2.35in
- Type
- tubeless, clincher
- TPI
- 60
- PSI
- [max] 58psi
- Claimed Weight
- [29 x 2.25in] 1lb 10.8z (760g), [29 x 2.25in] 1lb 11.2oz (770g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
- Manufacturer Part Number
- TR8887, TR8888
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 27, 2019
Wild rockr2 and online site malfunction
Wild rockr2 is my favourite tire of all time(been riding since the early 80’s and have tried 100’sof tires). The only improvement it could use is ramped center knobs on the leading edge to make it roll faster, and different widths and a dh casing version. Now have a wild enduro rear on the back for faster rolling and it’s also been great(still has the burley side knobs is great). It’s been nice to go to the online individual page for those tires and see the different sizes and weights(recent site upgrade?). I’ve just gone to check the wild am and force am and The site doesn’t allow access to the wild am and force am individual pages, so I can’t see weights. I click on one or the other and it just goes back to he page showing wild am, force am, and grip’r 2. I’m hearing reports of people giving up on finding the weights and going to another companies tires. Hopefully you can fix that. It’d be great for people to get on your tires. Industry leading tech at the moment I think Take care Sean
Originally reviewed on michelin.com
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