are the tires good to stroll in dirt?
1737723
I love this product, the tires do stroll on dirt but you have to push a little harder.
1737724
tires seemed OK.... but we returned the stroller, zipper ripped out within 2 days
2214453
They're kinda like bike tires. Our stroller sat in the garage all winter and definitely needed air when we dug it out to use it the other day. But the stroller is great for rugged terrain!
257882
I think it would best for hard surfaces. The tires are small and when we did take them on a trail, we lifted them over obstacles. Gravel roads should be fine as long as they are not to loose.
384778
Definitely will do well in the dirt. The material is between medium and heavy-duty. Very durable and comfy! Not too much ventilation though--I used them while in equatorial Africa and survived, but was a bit hot.
974984
Yes they should be fine. I use a two bagger system on my zero turn as well. The tire has held up great so far.
1963823
Not so sure about dirt roads, but the bike is poorly built. The bolts and machined parts do not properly fit, steer clear of this bike......
1098357
Trenchers are good tires for off road use On road I have flipping issues due to the traction on them.
266030
hard dirt would be ok i suppose, i would try and stay onroad with it. mud or loose dirt wont destroy it but you wont get very far on it..
1406573
Yes I would, they are good on the street and we even leave them on the front for very hard packed dirt. Happen that helps.
95367
The tires are 2 inches wide. They are a great road tire with excellent thorn protection and low rolling resistance. I have used mine on some dirt trails and they work OK but not as good as off road knobby tires. If the rails to trails surface is not loose, gravely or sandy it should work OK.
1013085
Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more... » Read More Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. « Show Less
1388672
I would have to say yes. These tires seem quite sturdy and I'm impressed with their performance in the dry and in light rain. Haven't ridden in more severe weather. Still have some mold mark showing and now have 875 miles on the front tire - back tire is awaiting install once original front tire, since swapped to rear, wears out.
1288534
I agree. It's best inside. Outside: Can navigate evenly packed dirt. But only short distances such as connecting walkways. The old friction brake design doesn't agree with dirt or water on the wheels. Keep on even manufactured floors to preserve tires and braking.
1894176
Yes. They are fine over gravel but yhey are air tires. Nails can puncture them. They come with a repair kit.
1123067
It really depends upon your application. If you want this for running errands, getting from a building to your car and back, or other light outdoor use, it will probably be fine. If by 'out side' you mean traversing rocky or muddy terrain, I'd look elsewhere. The wheels are really made for relatively smooth surfaces, like pavement. Also, beware of large cracks in asphalt or concrete.
1500999
In my opinion, no. I think they would weigh too much once you put the dirt in them.
679394
No - and my kids ride ride on cracked sidewalks and through rocky areas and everything. These aren't traditional tires; you don't need to put air in them. So, I don't think you'd have to worry about tire punctures.