Teravail Honcho

While the Honcho is primarily designed for loose and uneven terrain like rocky or rooty trails, its aggressive, angular lug pattern offers decent mud-shedding capabilities. However, if you ride primarily in deep, sticky mud, you might prefer a tire with more widely spaced knobs.

Yes, although it is a tubeless-ready clincher, you can absolutely use it with a standard inner tube. Keep in mind that running it tubeless is recommended to take full advantage of the lower-pressure capabilities and flat protection features.

The 60 TPI (threads per inch) casing strikes a balance between durability and suppleness. It is robust enough to handle the abuse of rocky, technical trails without feeling overly stiff or harsh on the ride.

The Honcho is designed for 27.5-inch rims with an ISO diameter of 584mm. With a width of 66mm (2.6 inches), you should ensure your frame and fork have adequate clearance for a tire of this volume before purchasing.

The maximum rated pressure for the Teravail Honcho is 45 PSI. For most trail riding, however, you will likely find better traction and comfort at significantly lower pressures, especially when set up tubeless.