Teravail Warwick

It is designed to bridge the gap between both. The tread pattern is efficient enough for cross-country speed, but the aggressive side lugs and durable casing provide the necessary stability and grip for more demanding enduro trails.

Yes, the Warwick is tubeless-ready. Running it tubeless allows you to lower your tire pressure for better traction and comfort without the risk of pinch flats.

The Grip compound is formulated to be softer and more pliable, which helps the tire conform to trail surfaces. This provides significantly better traction on loose dirt and corners compared to harder, longer-wearing compounds.

The Warwick features puncture protection integrated into both the sidewall and the tread area. This dual-layer defense helps prevent flats from sharp rocks and trail debris, which is essential for aggressive riding.

Yes, the 60 TPI casing is built for durability and impact resistance. While it is slightly heavier than higher TPI casings, it offers a robust structure that holds up well against the abuse of technical, rocky trails.

The maximum recommended pressure is 40 PSI. However, for most trail riding, you will likely find better performance and grip at significantly lower pressures, especially when set up tubeless.