Sunlite MX3/C714

While the knobby tread is specifically designed to provide traction on dirt and loose surfaces, the durable construction makes it capable of handling everyday street riding and freestyle use. It is a versatile choice, though it will feel slower on pavement compared to a slick street tire.

Yes, this is a tube-type tire, meaning it must be used with a standard BMX inner tube. It is not compatible with tubeless setups.

TPI stands for Threads Per Inch. A 30 TPI casing is on the lower end of the spectrum, which makes the tire sidewalls thicker and more durable against punctures and impacts. While it is slightly heavier and less supple than high-TPI racing tires, it is an excellent choice for riders who prioritize longevity and ruggedness.

This tire is designed for 20-inch BMX wheels. As long as your rim diameter is 20 inches, it will fit, but you should always check your frame and fork clearance to ensure the tire width will not rub against your bike's components.

Wire bead tires are generally stiffer than folding kevlar tires, which can make them slightly more challenging to mount onto the rim. However, they are standard for BMX applications and provide a secure, reliable fit once seated properly.