Eastern Squealer

It is designed to handle both. The smooth center tread provides the speed needed for park transitions, while the recessed tread sections and sidewall grip are specifically engineered to withstand street grinds and aggressive carving.

Yes, this is a standard 20-inch tire. However, you should ensure your frame and fork have enough clearance for the 2.4-inch width, as some older or narrower frames may not accommodate wider tires.

The recessed tread sections minimize the amount of rubber surface area that makes contact with obstacles during grinds. This reduction in friction helps you slide more smoothly and prevents the tire from catching or dragging on ledges and rails.

While the tire is rated for up to 100 PSI, you can certainly run them at lower pressures if you prefer a softer ride or more grip. Just be aware that running significantly lower pressures increases the risk of pinch flats, especially if you are riding aggressively.

The Eastern rubber formula is designed to balance grip with durability. While no tire is immune to the abrasive nature of concrete, this compound is specifically formulated to resist the wear and tear typical of high-impact street and park riding.