Gravdal Tire

The concave shape of the carbide studs is designed to bite into ice, providing significantly more grip than standard flat studs. On hardpack snow, the siped tread pattern works in tandem with these studs to conform to the surface, ensuring stability where standard tires would slide.

Yes, the Gravdal is designed to be tubeless-ready. This allows you to run lower tire pressures for better traction on slippery surfaces while also benefiting from the added puncture resistance of a sealant-based system.

The 33 TPI casing is stiffer and more durable, making it a great choice for rugged commuting where puncture resistance is the priority. The 60 TPI casing is more supple, offering a smoother ride quality and better conformity to the road surface, though it is slightly less robust than the 33 TPI version.

Yes, the Gravdal is compatible with both disc and cantilever brake systems. Just ensure your frame and fork have adequate clearance for the specific tire width you choose.

The reflective sidewall strip is highly effective at increasing your visibility to motorists from the side. It reflects light directly back toward the source, which is a critical safety feature for commuting during the short, dark days of winter.

Generally, the folding bead version is lighter and easier to transport or store as a spare. The wire bead version is typically heavier but can be more cost-effective and easier to seat on certain rim profiles.