Kenda Court Iron Cap Wheelchair Tires 24", 25", 26", 700c x 1" (23-540, 559, 590, 622) pair

I have been at this pushing thing for almost 27 years now and I have tried almost every brand , style of tire on the market and I have come to settle on the Kendra Iron cap for my everyday use. It meets most of my requirements for everyday day in and day out use....

Advantages: They are easy to maneuver for everyday use. They are very capable of handling the high tire pressures that assist in pushing. I even like them off the sidewalks when it is dry. I can take the through the woods and over grass when it is dry. The last advantage is that is it is a small profile tire and when breaking chair down to get in a vehicle to drive it just makes handling the wheels lighter and easier to move around the tight confines of a vehicle.

Disadvantages: MOISTURE off the sidewalks...If it is wet and you get off the sidewalk you tend to cut ruts in the ground if the tread fills up with mud they become hard to grip and very slick. They are not really made for soft surfaces and preform about like you think an indoor / hard surface tire

Had 1 3/8" pneumatic. Tried Shox solid for 2 wks. HARD to install. Mushy ride. Had to cut them off. Installed Kenda Courts 1" with 110 psi. Easiest roll there is. Each push takes you further in your journey.

I've used these tires for a couple years and have been through at least three sets. They are excellent and I highly recommend them...

Very good product, and rapid courier. Excellent service

I've used Primo V-Tracks for some time. They are decent but I get about 6 months out of them and they squeak on our wood floors, even when full. These Kenda's are fantastic. They seem well made and do not squeak at all. I got the black ones, which look slick with the Kenda font and tire information on them.

Advantages: Do no squeak on wood floors.

Disadvantages: None as of yet.