Trainer Tire
We all know the stir-crazy feeling that haunts us in the winter, and it's a relief that we have trainers to help us through those dark days without warm weather riding. Frequent riders often find that their rear wheel wears down over time, so we recommend switching it up. Made specifically to be used with your indoor trainer, the Trainer Tire from Saris is made from a durable, quiet compound that handles mile after mile on your rollers like a dream.
Details
- Durable training tire for vigorous indoor sessions
- Fits most road bikes at size 700c x 25c
- Ultra quiet and made for hours of training
- Item #SRS1WW7
- Dimensions
- 700c x 25c
- Recommended Use
- indoor training
Reviews
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Overall Rating
3.5 based on 5 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 2, 2024
Best trainer tire
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I fill this up to 110 psi on a 19mm inner width rim with a wheel-on, heavy flywheel trainer, and if I wipe it down with alcohol before every use, I get 4000-5000 miles out of them. No slippage. Doesn't overheat.
Originally reviewed on Competitivecyclist.com
January 17, 2024
Good tire - long lasting and quiet
Good tire - long lasting and quiet. Shipped quickly.
Originally reviewed on saris.com
March 10, 2023
Blowout
Blowout Less than two months old! About 900 miles on Zwift!
Originally reviewed on saris.com
July 12, 2020
Blow out less than 200 miles!
catastrophic blow out with less than 200 miles of zwifting!! No warning, just a HUGE BANG!
Originally reviewed on saris.com
September 14, 2019
Awesome tire for the trainer, saves my expensive road tires
After wearing out several expensive road tires, I decided to jump in a get the trainer tire. I put it on a spare wheel w/o a PowerTab tub for use with a PowerBeam Pro trainer. I do have to go through the very slight trouble to change out the back wheel on my bike when I put it on the trainer, but it's not a big deal or any hassle at all. The trainer tire is quiet and very durable. After countless hours using it over the long Alaska winter when road bikes are essentially useless outside, I see no wear at all. I expect at least another 3 year of use from this tire before I'll even have to consider getting a new one.
Originally reviewed on saris.com
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November 30, 2023
I have a Marlin 5 gen 2 size L with 29inch rims Will this 700-25mm trainer tire fit?
October 20, 2023
Will this fit a tire/wheel that measures 700x32? Does it slip over the original tire? Is there a video that shows the process for attachment? I'd like to be able to use this for indoor training on my Fluid Trainer and be able to remove to ride outside
January 20, 2022
I have a trek Domane Al 3 bike. The tire size is 700x32c - would the trainer tire work for me?
January 5, 2022
Why is there siping and tread on the sidewall of the tire? I thought these were indoor only tires.
December 12, 2020
Hello, I am considering buying a Saris Fluid² Trainer. I have a Specialized Epic Evo MTB with 29" wheels. Will this bike work with this trainer? Thanks you.
December 6, 2020
Is there any warranty?
July 27, 2020
Hello , i just received this home trainer tire at home, and i noticed that The brand in The tire is kenda,. Aré this tires saris, cíclopes or Kenda? Why do You del kenda tires as saris ? Because of this i just starting loosing confidence in The brand.
May 5, 2019
Hi, I notice this trainer, the Magnus and the M2 mention specifically that they are compatible with 650B tires. No mention of any other 650_ size tire. I am looking to use this with a Tri Bike that has 650C tires. I have read that the 650C tires are a little smaller in diameter than the 650B tires, but are still larger in diameter than a 26 inch tire. All these trainers site compatibility with the 26 inch tire. Thus I don't understand why they would not be compatible with a 650C tire. So summarize, I am wondering if these trainers are truly NOT compatible with 650C tires, and if so why? Please let me know, thanks, Chris
April 30, 2019
What is the optimal PSI pressure for this tire?
February 12, 2019