Teravail Clifty Tire

The 60 TPI casing is thicker and more durable, making it ideal for aggressive riding where sidewall cuts are a concern. The 120 TPI casing is more supple, offering a smoother ride quality and better ground conformity at the cost of slightly less puncture resistance.

While these are designed as tubeless-ready tires, they are fully compatible with standard inner tubes. However, running them tubeless is recommended to take full advantage of the lower pressure capabilities and puncture protection.

The Clifty is designed primarily for unpredictable, loose-over-hardpack terrain. While the uniform lug spacing provides decent traction, it is not a dedicated mud tire; you may find it clears mud less effectively than a tire with more aggressive, widely spaced knobs.

The maximum rated pressure for the Clifty is 40 PSI. For most all-mountain riding, you will likely find better traction and comfort running significantly lower pressures, depending on your rim width and rider weight.

Yes, especially if you opt for the 'Durable Plus' casing. The combination of the 2.5-inch width and the reinforced sidewall protection provides the stability and reliability needed for high-speed, technical enduro stages.

Most modern trail and all-mountain frames have clearance for 2.5-inch tires, but you should check your frame's manufacturer specifications for maximum tire clearance. Keep in mind that rim width also affects the tire's actual profile and width once mounted.