#1 Selling Surron Tire of All Time!!

2.75×19 is the correct size for OEM rims on Surron LB and Talaria Sting

It might not look that impressive, but for many riders this is the best tire you can possibly run. If you spend most of your time on pavement, hard packed trails, or rocks, you might fall in love with this “sticky” rubber compound tire, these tires are incredibly versatile and loved by thousands!

Recommendations

**PLEASE consider the weight you are adding to your bike, bigger is not always better, example we recommend the 2.75×21 over the 3.00×21 and 3.00×18 over the 3.50×18 for to minimize the weight gain.

Urban City Riding

• Front: Shinko SR241 2.75
• Rear: Shinko SR241 2.75
• Total Weight Gain: ~4 lbs

Hard Pack Off-road

• Front: Dunlop MX53 (or similar hard terrain tire) 70/100×19
• Rear: Shinko SR24119x2.75
• Total Weight Gain: ~3.5 lbs

NOTES:

3.5″ tires might require slight dishing of rim by ~1/8″ to the leftto clear the chain. See our YouTube Channel (coming soon) to learn how easy it is to dish your rim with nothing but a spoke wrench.

The 19×3.5″ version is massive in it diameter, more than 1.5″ taller which makes it a poor choice to run with a front 19″ tire. The 19×3.5 is only recommended with a 21″ front tire. If you run this tire with a 19″ front you will introduce poor “stinkbug” geometry into your chassis which will cause too much weight transfer onto the front tire causing more front-end wash outs and odd bike handling. Stick with 2.75″ rear tire if you remain on a 19″ front wheel.

The Shinko SR241 Series Trials Tire is a versatile performer with a tough nylon carcass and high dimpled knobs that work well in a variety of terrain. The narrow knobby configuration means less of an environmental foot print while on the trail.

• DOT Compliant.
• Bias ply tire.
• Tube type.

*Total Weight Gain is compared to the OEM CST tires which we have weighed at 4.4lbs each. Weights can vary slightly from tire to tire.