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Frank's Tire Picks


It's very difficult for me to make tire recommendations. And considering all the variables, I can't.

Most of the ads for tires are filled with rubbish, that state things which aren't true.

Endorsements by professional riders are paid for...all of them so there is nothing objective you will can believe about name association with a tire.

In terms of off-road tires, think how the tread pattern changes with any mud or dirt adhesion. Then think how much importance the ads place on this tread pattern. What are we to make of all these conflicting claims?

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