Michelin DH22 Tire

Yes, it performs exceptionally well in cooler conditions. The Magi-X rubber compound is specifically formulated to maintain grip even when temperatures drop, making it a reliable choice for late-season or early-spring riding.

Absolutely. The DH22 is E25 rated, meaning it is certified to handle the extra torque and weight associated with pedal-assist mountain bikes.

It features a robust DH casing designed specifically to resist pinch flats and punctures. At 1340 grams, it is built for durability and impact resistance on technical, high-speed descents rather than weight savings.

While the DH22 excels in soft and mixed terrain, its tread pattern is versatile enough to handle varied conditions. However, if you primarily ride hardpack or dry, rocky trails, you might find a tire with a tighter tread pattern offers slightly faster rolling speeds.

No, the DH22 is a tubeless-ready tire. We recommend setting it up tubeless to take full advantage of the puncture protection and to run lower tire pressures for better traction.