Schwinn Replacement Bike Tire, Folding Mountain Bike Tire, High Traction Knobs, Steel Bead Construction, Standard Bike Tires, Bicycle Replacement Parts

Highly recommend it. Really added a cruiser experience to my rides.

Very good

The tire works well enough, it's functional, but be aware that this is a knock-off product: while the packaging says Schwinn, the product within is not. This is probably an illegal practice. The fit of the tire is a bit on the loose side. It can be installed and removed with ease, but I'm a bit nervous about how well it will stay on the rim if I corner hard.

Bought this for my son’s bike and didn’t notice until it was already installed on the rim that the actual tire was NOT a Schwinn tire (see pictures). The ad clearly represented this as a Schwinn product (SW75444) through it's pictures and specifications but the actual tire that was inside the Schwinn box was a cheaper quality Innova Tire (HV-5002). I looked this up and and it is some off-shore tire company and I also noticed other reviews indicating this is a repeat issue for this product which is extremely disappointing. I have uninstalled the tire and immediately returned it and reported this fraud to Amazon. DO NOT RECOMMEND!

Canada post didn’t even try to deliver my package, they lied and they just decided to hold the item for pick up. They are the absolute worst as usual.Fortunately, Amazon has an amazing customer service and took care of the issue quickly. Intelcom delivery on the other hand is fantastic, always delivers on time, to your doorsteps, they are amazing, the best shipping company so far. I am very satisfied with the service provided by Amazon and Intelcom express. They truly are the best.As for the tires, they are as described and they seem to be of good quality. They came all rolled up so you have to unfold them and shape them the best you can with your hands before attempting to mount them on your wheels/rims.It’s a fairly easy thing to do, especially if you have changed tubes in the past. The sides are not really stiff so I was able to install the tubes and then the new tires on the rims by hand, no tools required. As other have mentioned they are branded as Innova and not Schwinn despite the packaging. Probably a subsidiary, I don’t mind at this point. The tires fit perfectly and I’ll update my review once I have a couple of weeks on them.I love the fact that they have a pretty good psi range, from 40 to 65 psi. I inflated mine to 50 psi. Should provide less rolling resistance while keeping some comfort on my beach cruiser bicycle.I originally wanted the white wall tires made by Bell to replace the ones I had but at almost twice the price I don’t think they would have provided a better riding quality versus the Schwinn/Innova.It’s mainly just for the looks. I had white wall tires for many years and it’s a real eye catcher the first 1-2 years but they don’t stay white for long, they gradually go from super white to greyish to yellowish over the years. No matter how much you clean them, the sun will make them change.So overall, very satisfied so far and they are easy to install by hand. As for longevity and quality, I will update my review in a couple of weeks/months.

I purchased these as commuter tires and they are definately rugged and look like they would hold up well. Unfortunately I had no luck in mounting them successfully as the steel cord that lines the inside rim of the tire is too small in circumference to mount them on the specified 26" rim. I tried several rims and no luck. I took them to the shop and ultimately we (the shop and I) had to cut them off the one set of rims that did work as we could not get a tube to fit correctly with the tire mounted. Both of these tires are now in the recycle bin cut in half. My suggestion is to try mounting them if you order them and if you have the same experience don't force them (like I did) and just send them back.

Don't expect this product to stop punctures in a city setting setting. In about 500km of biking, I've had two punctures (one from glass, and the other from what appeared to be a staple). Choose a more rugged mountain bike tire if you want to reduce your chances of getting a flat.