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Michelin Pro 4 Endurance Tires - Clincher

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The Michelin Pro4 Endurance features the ultimate combination of performance and durability. It has the ride quality and light weight to be raced but with the durability of a training tire. It is also the next generation of the incredibly popular Krylion. The Pro4 Endurance features a dual compound tread with softer shoulders for incredible cornering grip even in wet weather and a longer wearing center strip. It also features a bead-to-bead puncture protection strip to ward of punctures. Rounding out the package is a 110 tpi casing that further combines supple ride quality with flat resistance. 225 grams 700c x 23mm.


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Overall Rating:3
Value Rating:3
Submitted by The BikinGuru

Date Reviewed: October 26, 2012

Strengths:    Good Rolling Tire, Sheds Death Pebbles in DRY conditions-- WET-NOT SO MUCH

Weaknesses:    Seem to attract Pebbles in wet and holds and seems to cut easy

Bottom Line:   
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Michelin's new Pro4 had peaked my interest from the early reviews, albeit from Michelin itself. Michelin’s own page has the moniker “A Better Way Forward-Longer Tire Life and Enhanced Protection”. My response is; well maybe not on VT rain soaked roads with variable road debris. ( aka death pebbles )

Michelin has revamped their line of tires a bit. Their previous famed Michelin Krylion Carbon 3 was pretty good, had a pair and flatted one of the tires after only 200miles in dry weather. They had the same bead to bead protection and supple casing that the new tire line from Michelin is boasting. Fast forward, Michelin brings out the new set of tires. In the order of puncture protection, they are the Pro4 Endurance, Pro4 Service Course,Pro4 Comp Service Course and Pro4 Limited Service Course, all in clinchers and foldable. The Pro4 Service course offers a nylon breaker for puncture protection, the Pro4 comp service course and the Pro4 limited service course do continue along the lines of the Pro4 service course but it is unclear from Michelin's own website what type of puncture protection is being offered. Michelin does say " Its dual-compound technology employs new silica-based compounds and elastomers ". So, how do the the Michelin Pro4 Endurance measure up to the Gartorskin? Read on!


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