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Test Report

27 tyres from €47.81 to €99.99 in the practical and test bench test

E-bikes place particularly high demands on tread, carcass and rubber compound. Which tyres provide real advantages on the test bench and in hard practice? We rode on 15 all-season combis.

TesterElektroRad

Edition04/2023

26 Products in test

No rating

Continental Cont Kryptotal (29 x 2.40, 60-622)

EUR89,95

Continental Cont Kryptotal

29 x 2.40, 60-622

EmpfehlungNo rating

Maxxis Assegai (27.5 x 2.50, 63-584)

EUR69,95

Maxxis Assegai

27.5 x 2.50, 63-584

EmpfehlungNo rating

Maxxis Minion DHR II TR EXO 60TPI Dual (27.5 x 2.60, 65-584)

EUR59,88

Maxxis Minion DHR II TR EXO 60TPI Dual

27.5 x 2.60, 65-584

No rating

Michelin E-Wild Front (27.5 x 2.80, 71-584)

EUR41,68

Michelin E-Wild Front

27.5 x 2.80, 71-584

No rating

Michelin Wild Enduro rear (29 x 2.40, 61-622)

EUR59,86

Michelin Wild Enduro rear

29 x 2.40, 61-622

No rating

Onza Porcupine (29 x 2.40, 61-622)

Onza Porcupine

29 x 2.40, 61-622

No rating

Pirelli Scorpion E-MTB S 27.5x2.60 HyperWall (27.5 x 2.60, 66-584)

Pirelli Scorpion E-MTB S 27.5x2.60 HyperWall

27.5 x 2.60, 66-584

No rating

Pirelli Scorpion E-MTB R 29x2.60 HyperWall (29 x 2.60, 65-622)

EUR58,10

Pirelli Scorpion E-MTB R 29x2.60 HyperWall

29 x 2.60, 65-622

TestsiegerNo rating

Schwalbe Eddy Current Front (27.5 x 2.60, 65-584)

EUR53,33

Schwalbe Eddy Current Front

27.5 x 2.60, 65-584

TestsiegerNo rating

Schwalbe Eddy Current Rear (27.5 x 2.60, 65-584)

EUR53,90

Schwalbe Eddy Current Rear

27.5 x 2.60, 65-584