Agarro Trail

Never a complaint with Vittoria. Great tires.

I have been a fan of Vittoria for several years and the Agarro is one of my favorite tires. It does everything well. The predictability is fantastic and they roll amazingly well. I have them on my 29ers and 27.5ers. Whenever I get a new bike, as soon as those tires wear out, I switch them to Vittoria. I just love the brand.

Really fast rolling amazing grip on wide variety of terrain. The speed is noticeable. Will not ride anything else.

I've been searching high and low for tires for my Trek Top Fuel (130 front, 126 rear with a long-stroke shock). This is my daily-driver bike for riding and coaching, which means it needs to be extremely versatile. It has to handle everything from mild to wild, dry to muddy, and handle the speed of riding with professional athletes. I was previously running Maxxis Rekon's front and back. The did everything OK, but nothing great. They also always felt slow-rolling.

These tires fixed everything I didn't like about the Rekons. They corner incredibly well. They have traction for days. They shed mud like it was never even there. Plus, they roll way faster than they look like they should.

I paired these with a set of Airliner Light inserts. With 2.4 Rekons, I'd been running 21/23 psi front and rear, and I was still bottoming the rear tire on the rim occasionally. With the 2.4 Aguarros and Airliners, I'm running 16 front, 18 rear and never feel like I'm at risk of bottoming. It's amazing how much more naturally you can flow through the trails when you stop feeling like you have to protect the tire and rim.

The 2.6 (measures smaller closer to 2.5) has more way more bite than it looks like it should. for the dry conditions of the front range of Colorado it is an awesome choice as a rear (aggressive trail). Fast, delight to pedal, but when you go beast mode it handles its business and provides considerable grip while being able to break loose in a deliberately induced controlled way.