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Michelin Star Grip 700c Winter Tire
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Michelin Star Grip 700c Winter Tire

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Description

The Michelin Star Grip Tire provides all weather performance that excels in wintery, urban conditions.

When the roads get slick with rain, leaves, frost, and snow, traction becomes paramount for riding safety and Michelin addresses this with their StarGrip tread pattern. This unique, patented tread gives exceptional grip because of the shape of the numerous "stars" that can expand or contract individually to conform to the road, maximizing contact and providing the greatest purchase possible. The rubber compound used is also optimized for functionality at low temperatures, and a high density nylon ply under the tread improves puncture resistance.

The Star Grip is available in 700c x 35mm (35-622 ISO, 680g) and 700c x 40mm (40-622 ISO, 745g) sizes. 30 TPI. Black with reflective strip.

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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.

Specifications

 

Wheel Size: 700C/29" (ISO 622) 

 

Tire Type: Clincher-WireBead 

 

Threads Per Inch: 30 

 

Applications: Commuting/Urban, Pavement/Dirt Roads, Recreational 

 

RimSize: 622 mm

 

Max Pressure: 87 PSI

 

Made in: Thailand 

Black - 700c x 35mm

Weight: 680 grams

Tire Width: 37mm (1.5in) 

Width: 42 mm

ISO (ETRTO) Size: 37-622 mm

Min Pressure: 44 PSI

Black - 700c x 40mm

Weight: 745 grams

Tire Width: 42mm (1.7in) 

Width: 42 mm

ISO (ETRTO) Size: 42-622 mm

Min Pressure: 37 PSI

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Excellent mixed-conditions winter commuter, not a replacement for studs.
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by bbender785
Daily Commuter
Grand Rapids, MI
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.

Have 600 miles on these now in every imaginable condition, I've commuted through the winter on these this year here in Michigan. First off, they are TALL.. I haven't measured but these 35's are definitely taller than the 38 studded tires i also own. So beware if you have limited clearance. This is no surprise, the tread is mega-deep on these things. As you can imagine, there is weight associated with all that tread, and it's certainly noticeable coming straight from 35 semi-slicks. All that said, I feel they roll pretty well. They're silent. Generally not squirmy even at the low end of the PSI range under a 45lb loaded bike and 200lb man commuting, if I take a corner aggressively while loaded down the rear can start to feel a little noodley. The sidewalls must be pretty robust, I've been surprised how stiff they feel (the 'ole two-finger pinch test) at low PSI. I've settled on running them on the lower end of the inflation range, even in dry conditions, for the added comfort, I don't think it slows them down too much. Absolutely no reason to run these over 55 psi. Traction is good on wet surfaces, decent in fresh snow (I've ridden them in up to 6 so far, was surprised how well they propelled and tracked in untouched powder), but beware in ruttedfreeze cycled snow and ice, there's hardly any lug spacing on the shoulders, so they won't claw their way out of ruts. They aren't magic on black ice, but I'm convinced they've kept me upright in multiple situations that a semi-slick or mtb tread wouldn't have. So all that said, then factor in the price point on these, they get my endorsement without any doubt.

Reviewed 3/6/2020
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by Brian
central america
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

The best traction you could buy only downfall is pebbles get stuck in the tires and intense cornering alright but will increase your stopping distance and good for riding in wet conditions

Reviewed 5/3/2018
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