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Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire Black
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire Black
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Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire Classic Para
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
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Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire
Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire

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Cinturato Gravel M 700c Tire

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Explore New Roads with Pirelli's Cinturato Gravel M 700c

The Cinturato Gravel M 700c is a gravel-specific tire designed for mixed terrain, where the surface runs the gamut from luxury gravel to sloppy mud to chunky chunder and everything in between.

The Cinturato Gravel M's tread pattern features a fast-rolling centerstrip and robust shoulder lugs for plenty of tooth in the corners. Another feature of the Cinturato is the ample spacing of the lugs to facilitate shedding of mud and debris.

The properties of the new SpeedGRIP Compound are tailored for all conditions, rain or shine. The new SpeedGRIP Compound shares DNA with Pirelli's fast-rolling mountain bike line.

Coupling a reinforced woven fabric layer with a tubeless-ready Aramid bead optimized for wide modern rims, Cinturato Gravel M tire offer an extremely high level of puncture protection, surefooted traction and legendary reliability - in an extremely fast-rolling package.

Features:

  • 127 TPI
  • SpeedGRIP compound
  • Bead-to-bead nylon fabric anti-puncture technology
  • 700c
  • Available in sizes 35, 40 and 45mm
  • Available in black or classic para (tanwall) colorways
  • Weight: 500g (700x40c)

B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.

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%.

 

Threads Per Inch: 127 

 

Tire Type: Tubeless Ready 

 

Wheel Size: 700C/29" (ISO 622) 

700 x 35mm - Black

Weight: 430 grams

Tire Width: 35mm (1.4in) 

Mfg PartNum: 3771000 

700 x 40mm - Black

Weight: 500 grams

Tire Width: 40mm (1.6in) 

Mfg PartNum: 3771200 

700 x 45mm - Black

Weight: 570 grams

Tire Width: 45mm (1.8in) 

Mfg PartNum: 3834000 

700 x 35mm - Classic Para

Weight: 430 grams

Tire Width: 35mm (1.4in) 

Mfg PartNum: 3770800 

700 x 40mm - Classic Para

Weight: 500 grams

Tire Width: 40mm (1.6in) 

Mfg PartNum: 3833000 

700 x 45mm - Classic Para

Weight: 570 grams

Tire Width: 45mm (1.8in) 

Mfg PartNum: 3832600 

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Nice front tire
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by TeeArgh
Cycling Enthusiast
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

I'm running the gravel M 45c on the front for a little more bite (with a specialized pathfinder pro 42 on the rear). This has been a great tire (and combo) for me for the early season. It does well in the spring time/variable conditions that can always range from dusty and dry to muddy and wet this time of year. It's more a jack of all trades, but the center tread does well on hardpack and tarmac, and the spaced shoulder knobs hold decently in corners in most conditions that I've come across yet while shedding mud without any problem. I rode this setup for the Gorge Gravel Grinder long course last week, and it was great. A lot of folks ran narrower tires, but the course was fairly chunky in spots, and I appreciated the extra meat on the bone so to speak. Didn't feel I gave up much speed in rolling resistance, nor aero by running this wider tire and felt confident in the spirited, quick descent corners.

Reviewed 4/29/2022
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Beefy tires for the right terrain
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by darryllex
San Diego, CA
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

Well I did an initial assessment of these tires on Calavera Hills in Oceanside, CA and they did pretty awesome. I felt very confident on the trails playing between 35-45 psi. With all the gnarly rocks and rugged terrain. These bad boys did deliver! Plus they look great too if I may say!

Reviewed 11/8/2021
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Sticky On Pavement, Confident in Gravel, Capable in Shallow Mud
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by Spychic
Daily Commuter
Alexandria VA
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

Got these in 700x45 for my Bombtrack Hook to be more road worthy but still maintain off road beast mode. Having removed too large Vittoria Barzo's in 29 x 2.1, these skinny tires have a lot to live up to. While I did not traverse deep mud well, they sleighed gravel, dirt, and tall grass, while being among the stickiest on blacktop/pavement that I have ever ridden. By far these were the easiest tubeless set up I have every attempted. Seated immediately to Shimano GRX wheels, got bathed in Stans by shaking tires, then aired up (higher pressure at first to allow better seating and coverage - pro tip from a mech) to prefect alignment on rim. I hope they will get wider someday, but if not, the bike handles so much better with the more narrow width. The dark brown looks exceptional in person, but not all bikes will be as handsome or match. Will update once I have more miles and can speak to durability. Both tires had seams visible on the sidewall through the casing but hoping that's how they're supposed to look. UPDATE JUNE 27 (250 miles) -- am in love with this tire and count it among the very best I have ridden on any surface. these are up there with my love for IRC Mythos and Panaracer Dart/Smoke for MTB Racing in my 20's. they are just a capable, predictable, and solid performer. can be a bit slippery in rain and muddy puddles, but this tire clings to chunky mud very well, and has not washed out in sand, even at high pressure.

Reviewed 4/4/2023
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Great all arounders
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by Doug
Cycling Enthusiast
Raleigh, NC
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

This review is for the Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M 700c x 40mm. Rolls well on and off pavement. Has lots of grip, both straight line and corners, inspiring confidence. Cushions reasonably well. Long lasting. They mounted with just a track pump!!! The best all around tire I've tried and currently my favorite.

The jury is still out on flat protection. I had a flat (Muc-Off) on my very first ride which took 2 side-by-side Dynaplugs to seal. Months later it is still sealed, but takes a while for a tire to gain my trust. No more flats since then so let's call that a fluke. It did let me fully test the Dynaplug Racer Pro though.

Other tires I've used:

Specialized Pathfinder Pro 38mm - I like these tires and have them mounted on a 2nd set of wheels. Quieter on the pavement, better flat protection, more traction on pavement, but much less traction on gravel. Bicycle Rolling Resistance says the Pathfinders and Gravel M's have about the same rolling resistance, so most the time I've been picking the Gravel M. I do use the Pathfinders on routes with more than 50% pavement or crushed stone greenways where I'm not worried about traction. I've never gotten a puncture on the Pathfinders and they've lasted a long time.

Continental Terra Trail 40mm - best grip I've had with really nice cushion, but noisy on the pavement and wear out quickly. If money was no issue, I'd buy lots of these, but the Gravel M's are lasting longer with almost as much grip. In the North Carolina or Virginia mountain gravel roads, I've only used the Terra Trails, because steep descents are scary. But I could see using the Gravel M instead if I didn't want to take the time to re-mount the Terra Trails.

Continental Terra Speed 35mm - fast on smooth dirt paths, but not so good on loose stuff. Wear out fast. Great tires for the right conditions and feel great too. They were perfect for the 335 mile Pittsburgh to Washington DC greenway (GAP and C&O) last year, so I'll use them on the Katy Trail this year. Much faster than the Gravel M, Pathfinders, or Terra Trails.

Vittoria Terreno Mix G2.0 40mm - plush ride but noticeably sluggish on pavement. Nice grip new but the fish scales wear down quickly. I wouldn't pick them again.

Michelin Power Gravel 35mm - these had adequate grip, but always felt stiff. Better value than the Pirelli. All I ever buy for my car is Michelin, but I haven't fallen in love with Michelin bike tires.

WTB Riddler TCS 37mm - These tires looked interesting, but I never could get them inflated on my rims. And I tried everything.

Reviewed 4/7/2023
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Great Chunky Gravel Tire
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by Anonymous
Chicago, IL
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

I finally got to ride these on some muddy, gritty, variable-terrain fall trails, and these tires never made me feel unsafe or unstable no matter how chunky or fine the surface was.

They�re reasonably fast rolling on pavement, but don�t expect them to keep up with your road bike�s slick racing tires. Still, they�ll get you to the trails easily enough.

Another plus with these as a tubeless setup is the stability - I can let these tires sit at 32psi for a week+ and lose no air. You don�t need to top these tires off daily before your rides.

In terms of puncture protection, I�ve rolled over a lot of nasty stuff with them and haven�t yet encountered a puncture, but I can�t say it wouldn�t happen.

Reviewed 10/14/2022
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Fantastic
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by Anonymous

Swapped my Bontrager GR1s for these due to the amount of rain/snow/mud I encounter whenever I ride out in winter. They have performed excellently. Not the best when cornering at speed on tarmac, but otherwise 10/10.

Reviewed 4/10/2023
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Fantastic Tire
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by Jswitow
Cycling Enthusiast
E. Tennessee
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

I bought these in April, have put 2200 miles on them and about 240,000' of often chunky climbing and descending in the Cherokee, Nantahala, Jefferson and Pisgah National Forests. I have yet to have to plug either tire. And while the rear is showing some wear it is far from finished. Twice I have had them self-seal with Stan's, but never have I needed to tube them. They may not be the lightest or the fastest on pavement, but they're not bad and the dependability and predictability they offer is more important to me than the lowest rolling resistance. I do race, but prefer dependability to outright speed.

john switow on Strava

Reviewed 12/26/2022
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Great for some things; not so great for others.
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Grand Gorge, NY
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.

So, I've tried over a dozen gravel tires in the Catskills region of upstate NY. Nothing seems to be able to handle the mix of terrain I encounter. If anyone has ridden here they know you get everything from dry loose over hard to mud to steep rocky climbs to single track and everything inbtw. These tires are extremely damp and comfortable, they handle mud very well, and they roll extremely well on pavement. Where they struggle is in maintaining traction on any kind of drier ascent. If it's damp mud of deeper loose dirt they are fine, but not on a gravel road that's compacted with loose over hard. The smooth center line doesn't sink enough to let the tractor-like side knobs grip in and it slides like a road slick, even on not very steep climbs 5-7 %. You are fine if seated, but you can never get out of saddle which is honestly how a file tread would climb... So it's hit or miss. The aggressive look of the tire screams grip in all terrain but it really does struggle in a dirt road climb. Just something to be aware of. Otherwise great tire with an extremely nice, damp ride. Also- the spec weight can range from 500g to 560g. Hard to get consistency there. Obviously everyone rides different terrain but this is my own experience.

Reviewed 10/11/2022
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Surprisingly smooth on pavement while grippy in the loose stuff
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Bay Area California
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

I replaced a worn out Maxis Rambler on the front with this tire. I was looking for something that would offer more confidence on steep, chunky loose descents without too much penalty in rolling resistance for all those miles riding to the good stuff. While I can definitely feel the added inertia getting this tire up to speed compared to the Rambler, the trade-off is worth it. What really surprised me is how smooth this thing rolls on pavement. I assumed with the more aggressive knobs that I would feel a lot of road feedback (vibration) and noise. It is completely silent on pavement, which makes it feel fast, at least psychologically! All in all, I am very happy with the tire. I do think it is a bit overpriced given how many options are out there, hence the three stars on value rating.

Reviewed 8/25/2022
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Fast rolling w/great grip
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by Anonymous
Campania, Italy

Recently used this tire for an extended gravel ride throughout the Dolomites in Northern Italy, where gravel ranges from fine and smooth to very large and jagged. I encountered mud, fire and logging roads, single track, asphalt, and cobblestone sporadically along the way. These tires provided great traction in all the conditions I rode in, are surprisingly tough, and maintained speed on asphalt relatively well (not a lot of drag). I've tried many gravel tires through the years, and in many conditions, but I'm most impressed with the Cinturaro M; an excellent all-around tire, and one I plan on using as my default on my gravel bikes.

Reviewed 7/19/2022
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Great traction in loose dirt, excellent roll through semi-wet mud
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by J4 MTB-Gravelist
Chino Hills, CA

I mounted a set of these 700x40 classic tan walls on Santa Cruz Reserve 32 depth wheelset with a 30mm external rim width and 24 internal rim width; at 41psi tubeless front/back, the final width of the tires came out to 41.2mm. First off, these were the easiest tubeless ready tires I've ever mounted (no tire lever needed, and I have weak thumbs!), and equally easy to remove. In the loose, loamy dirt (aka sand) of the Eastern Sierra fire roads, these Pirellis powered through easily and had some minor rear wheel slipping on the extra loose stuff at faster speeds, but nothing out of the ordinary and behaved very predictably on the steep downhills. Transitioning to the hard road tarmac, the Cinturato M's grip was definitely an influence on rolling speed, but overall, it just felt like I was working a little harder as evident by the power meter readings. A small concession IMO, and should not be a detractor. If you're planning on riding 70/30 percent favoring gravel, especially in the sketchy loose stuff, then this is the tire for you. 350+ miles of debris laden trails have yet to produce a puncture or slice on these Pirellis (and I don't mean the light stuff, I'm talking sharp edged shale, not the minor goat head stuff). I'm impressed, and I've run a LOT of different tire makes and models. These have earned a Top 3 spot for my heavy duty gravel rides. Pirelli, you've really produced a great product for us dirt riders.

Reviewed 7/9/2022
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Love �em
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by Anonymous

These are the best around tires I�ve used. Yes, they are a bit stiffer than many all rounders, but their grip and longevity make up for that. Well worth the $.

Reviewed 1/13/2023
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Great all-around tires
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by Anonymous
Minneapolis

I've had slicks on for the past couple years and wanted a change toward something knobbier that would still feel like it rolls well. These have been excellent.

Tubeless mounting was the most difficult I've experienced on a tire yet - I ended up going to LBS to use their compressor, no issues since then.

Ride quality is pretty good, but I'm still trying to find the right pressure for any road rides that I do; 45psi can feel harsh, but rolls really well.

Traction is stellar. I'll happily go 50-100mi on mixed terrain at 15mph, so I was looking for security over speed. I'm really glad I got these, and I'll probably try to squeeze the 45mm of these into my frame when I wear the current ones out.

Reviewed 5/20/2022
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Great tire
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by Racer John
Canyon county
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

I love those tires they roll very well we ride mostly on pavement and a little gravel I'm using tubes because I don't feel like dealing with tire sealant, these tires have a strong bead to mount them, I like that

Reviewed 12/9/2022
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Can't believe how well they roll on pavement
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

This is my wife's and I's first "knobby" gravel tire. We were finding the smooth gravel tires weren't cutting it for the off road portions of our rides. We were very worried about excessive rolling resistance on the pavement. Turns out, these tires roll really well on pavement. She's 120lbs, I'm 240lbs - so we cover the spectrum of weight. We are running the 35mm. (Would have purchased 38s if they made them, as we'd like the extra width). But so far so great...

Reviewed 2/15/2022
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Great tubeless ready tire for my Hybrid bike.
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by c_gwinner
Casual Cyclist
College Station, TX

Installed these on my Trek dual sport bike to mainly use on bike paths and light gravel trails with the family. Roll pretty smooth on pavement, but there is some weight compared to previous tires (WTB). Very durable on rough gravel trails and hold air quite well. Give me the visual confidence of a MTB tire, but the great functionality of a multifunctional tire to use with my family.

Reviewed 10/31/2022
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This tire is amazing
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by JeffL
Competitive Racer
Eugene, OR
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.

I a bit of a tire nerd and have a subscription to bicyclerollingresistance.com. I'm always trying to find that perfect balance between rolling resistance, puncture protection, grip, and ride quality in a tire, whether its road or gravel. This winter I decided to go for something more aggressive tread wise for my winter gravel riding and assumed I'd just have to give up some rolling resistance to get grip in the slop. Well, I guess you don't! This tire has grip for days, seems to be very resistant to punctures, rides great AND rolls amazingly fast on the road. I'm incredibly impressed with this tire and recommend it to anyone wanting a true all around gravel tire. I'll probably leave it on through the spring assuming the tread lasts that long.

Reviewed 11/18/2021
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Easy to mount, great traction, good ride, so far I'm loving it!
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by mtbmike411
Competitive Racer
Iowa
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.

I don't have a lot of miles on this tire yet, but so far I'm pretty impressed with its balance/tradeoffs as a tough, high-volume, relatively high traction gravel and mixed terrain tire. I got the 700x45 (black) and am running it on the front with a Cinturato H on the rear. This tire (and the H) both mounted up very easily, with no air loss or seepage/sealant weeping on DT Swiss GRC 1400 carbon wheels (24.5mm internal width). Ride quality is good, with decent damping at 28psi. The tire rolls very smoothly as you would hope from the nearly solid center line of lugs, and on-road noise is low as well. With about 150 miles of mostly rounded gravel at this point I certainly wouldn't have expected any cuts or punctures and haven't seen any issues. The real test will be this coming weekend with ~125mi of sharp limestone gravel and singletrack planned. Only knocks are the relatively high weight (not too far off from 29x2.2 tires with protection) and the price...gravel tires have increased in price by a lot over the past year or so, but it's reasonable on this tire for the high quality of the tire. Happy trails!

Reviewed 5/18/2021
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WOW
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by BTD Customer
Cycling Enthusiast
Seattle, WA

Customer for very long time but my first review. I purchased these tires in 45 mm for my Trek Checkpoint SL. These tires are thick and on the heavier side comparing to my previous tires. I was little concerned about it when I was putting them on but I was in shock with the performance. The rolling resistance, grip and stability especially on loose gravel is incredible. Best upgrade I purchased for my bike.

Reviewed 8/8/2022
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Excellent grip with good rolling resistance
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by bloaker
Cycling Enthusiast
Zushi/Hayama
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

I run these on one set of wheels and gravel king SS on another.

These give up no speed to the gravel kings, however they are insanely better off road.

I only have run about 200 miles on these tires, so no real opinion on wear.

I would not hesitate to buy them again.

Reviewed 7/30/2022
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