WTB Judge 2.4 27.5x22 TCS Tough/TriTec Fast Rolling Tire

Description

The tread profile is designed around wider rims to enhance sidewall protection with the proper shape and ample tread overhang. The High Grip version uses softer rubber to prioritize grip above all else. The Judge is constructed using WTB's new TriTec compound with triple-density rubber. The High Grip version uses softer rubber to prioritize grip above all else. The Judge is constructed using WTB's new TriTec compound with triple-density rubber. It's designed to pair with the Vigilante up front for a combination that finds grip on any trail surface, whether it's silty off-cambers littered with rocks or greasy root-laden corners. This tire uses an aggressive tread pattern comprised of ramped center knobs that alternate between wide and long, balancing braking traction with rolling efficiency. The base rubber is hardened to improve rolling speed and prevent squirming under load, with medium durometer rubber on the center lugs for longer wear life, and softer rubber on the side lugs to deliver maximum grip and slow rebound in. From dry to wet, sandy to rocky, the Judge digs deep to keep you in control. Both feature a dual-ply casing for maximum protection against punctures and pinch flats. The rubber compound has two sub-variants. For steep, loose descents when traction and braking power are of utmost importance, the Judge TCS TriTec Tire feels right at home as your trusty rear tire. The Fast Rolling option grips well, but uses a slightly harder rubber for longer wear life.

Key Features

• The base rubber is hardened to improve rolling speed and prevent squirming under load, with medium durometer rubber on the center lugs for longer wear life, and softer rubber on the side lugs to deliver maximum grip and slow rebound in.
• The Judge is constructed using WTB's new TriTec compound with triple-density rubber.
• It's designed to pair with the Vigilante up front for a combination that finds grip on any trail surface, whether it's silty off-cambers littered with rocks or greasy root-laden corners.
• This tire uses an aggressive tread pattern comprised of ramped center knobs that alternate between wide and long, balancing braking traction with rolling efficiency.
• The High Grip version uses softer rubber to prioritize grip above all else.
• The Fast Rolling option grips well, but uses a slightly harder rubber for longer wear life.