Michelin Protek Cross Max 37-622

only been out once on these tyres over mixed ground stone/hard soil/tarmac but the bike has changed for the better. when braking no more skidding,handing lot better . may be a bit slower than tyres that were on the bike but with...View More puncture protection and better handing I can live with that. yes as other reviews have said tyres are wide did need to move mud guards up to stop tyre hitting them, hope they will do many miles just have to wait and see. update just had to replace this tyre as got 1inchView Less

Streched alongside rim newer used bigger presure then recommendet and its secound time first one i bought from decathlon. I cycle 6 miles 5 days e week, no jumps no downhill just commuting to work.

Just what I wanted - robust, good grip, well made.

Michelin is BACK. I raced both as an amateur and pro in Spain, back when the roads were j-u-s-t post-Franco-so real burro trails acted as roads and vice-versa; just got into a little gravel grinding on one of my old pro Razesa...View More frames (steel is real or de acero es real!) - and back in Spain. Right, so I was a tubular rider "back in the day" when GREAT silk Clements were the bomb, from cyclocross to track- they were it. I road Michelin's (both tubs and clinchers) for training-in theView Less

Apparently these tyres have been around for a while but yet very few reviews are to be found on the internet, which made me somewhat suspicious. Seeing that I was not very happy with my Schwalbe Marathon Plus tyres mounted on my...View More touring bike, I decided to give these a try. Don't get me wrong, the Marathon Plus are excellent tyres, they do exactly as it says on the tin, providing nearly 100% puncture protection. I have had mine for over 6000kms without a single problem. My only qualm aboutView Less