Michelin Country Trail Tire
Best durable choice for budget-conscious mountain bikers seeking reliable trail grip.
A reliable choice for trail riders who prioritize a balance of weight and durability. The tubeless-ready setup offers a significant performance boost by allowing lower pressures for better grip without the constant worry of pinch flats.
$24.99
More Country options
Michelin Country Junior Tire
$22.99
Michelin Country Rock Tire
$38.99
MICHELIN Country Mud Tire
$32.99
Michelin Country Grip'r
$34.99
Michelin Country Grip'R
$26.99
Country A.T.
$38.99
Michelin Country Dry2
$38.99
Michelin Country Junior
$22.99
Michelin Country Jr.
$23.99
Michelin Country Junior
$22.99
Michelin Country Jr.
$19.99
Michelin Country Dry 2 Tire
$38.99
Michelin Country Jr. Tire
$22.99
Who it's for
- Commuters needing versatility across pavement and light dirt paths
- Daily riders prioritizing long-lasting equipment over frequent replacements
- Budget-conscious cyclists seeking reliable performance without high costs
Who should skip it
- Performance-focused riders prioritizing speed and lightweight climbing
- Mountain bikers tackling technical, muddy, or loose terrain
- Commuters riding through areas with high debris or thorns
Performance breakdown
Traction Control
Aggressive knobby tread pattern bites firmly into loose, uneven trail surfaces.
Durability
Carbon black rubber compound offers impressive longevity for frequent off-road riding.
Weight Efficiency
At 650 grams, this tire adds noticeable heft to your wheelset.
Casing Suppleness
The 33 TPI construction prioritizes puncture resistance over trail-smoothing flexibility.
Installation Ease
Wire bead design ensures a secure, straightforward fit on standard rims.
Versatility
Reliable performance across varied terrain, though best suited for dry trails.
Key Specs
Tire Use
Mountain
Tire Type
Clincher
Tire Diameter
26″
ISO Diameter
559
Color Tread/Side
Black/Black
PSI
29 – 58 PSI
Weight
650.0 g
Casing
33 tpi (for Country Trail)
Bead
Wire
TPI
30TPI
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