YUNSCM 2-PCS 27.5" EPS Stab-Proof Bike Tires 27.5x1.75/47-584 and 27.5" Heavy Duty Bike Tubes Schrader Valve with 27.5x1.75 27.5x1.90 27.5x1.95 Bike Tires and Tubes (C-1698)

Last year, I got a hub motor driven ebike here on Amazon and loved it. My right knee will ache in increasing increments if I push myself too hard on a bike, so having the motor to help has kept my knee silent and painless.Anyway, the bike came with knobby tires, and I am just riding on the roadsides, so I don't need all that extra traction. I've been researching smoother tires and have been surprised at the lack of variety of smoother road tires for 27.5" wheels. I would like to at this time thank the two Amazon community members who answered my question about these tires.It's winter where I live, and at the time of ordering these tires, the snow had largely melted and temperatures were rising, so I was looking forward to riding my bike with these tires on. Well, it snowed heavily a day after I got these tires, and it is once again cold and icy with no hint of an early spring arrival, so I can't rate these tires with regard to ride quality YET. I will update this review once I've gotten some miles on these tires.For now, I'll discuss fitting these tires on my bike.As previously hinted, my ebike has 27.5" wheels. They are approximately 1.25" wide, and the stock tires are 1.95" wide, so I determined that these 1.75" wide tires would fit, and they do!...It wasn't easy though.I'll wander on a tangent once more and state that I am not a professional bike mechanic. But I am a bit of a DIYer and wrenched heavily and often on my BMX bike I had as a teen and young man (my parents got tired of bike shop bills from my breaking the bike, so I was on my own), so I'm still familiar with tasks such as tire installation.Back to installing these tires, I agree with another reviewer that stated these tires are a VERY tight fit. But unlike the other reviewer, I was able to fit both of these tires on my ebike's rims. It took a lot of patient, controlled force, and I even utilized a tire lever once 80% of the tire was fitted to the rim to get the remaining 20% over the rim sidewalls. But I did get them on. From there on, it was smooth. I inflated the tubes to 10 PSI to rest the tire beads against the rim, then inflated to 20 PSI. The beads seated properly, and I was able to inflate the tubes to my target pressure of 50 PSI with no issues whatsoever.I'm really looking forward to riding my ebike on these tires. I expect much less drag from the tires and thus expect more range. I am a fair-weather rider, so I won't be trying these tires out in bad conditions. But again, I'll update this review once I'm able to ride my bike in ice-free conditions.For now, I can say that, if you do your research beforehand and ensure your bike's wheels can fit these tires, they do fit well on 27.5" wheels of appropriate width (with some forceful coaxing, mind!) and look and feel well made.UPDATE: Winter continues to mockingly linger in my area, but a few fair days have passed, and I've managed to get my ebike out a couple of times. These tires look a tad silly on my bike; They're a lot slimmer than common mountain bike tires, but I haven't had any fitment issues post-installation!One nuance that has genuinely surprised me is that these tires really stabilize my bike, particularly during braking!!As mentioned, I've gone on a couple of rides, and I noticed that my bike is a bit more maneuverable now that it doesn't have tires with big lugs on them. After pedaling around, I decided to test the tires in a panic braking situation and yanked on both brake levers. Hard.With these tires being so skinny I expected to lock my back tire up and possibly the front, as the air was still very cold, so the pavement was more so. But I didn't, and the bike smoothly came to a quick stop. I repeated this test several times, and a few more times on the second ride. Every time, the bike smoothly and quickly stopped. I find that if I do want to break my back tire loose during braking, I have to lean forward with conviction during braking, otherwise the rear tire retains grip and won't slide.I'm keeping my star score at five and say again that if you want good road-only tires, these are worth it! ....IF they'll fit your rims, that is!

These are great tires; I have about 1000 miles on them with no signs of wear. I run them at 45 psi.

Great set up for a Greenway crusier. Not sure why they don't say or make it obvious on the listing that they are actually branded and not no names. These are CST Captains and are EPS and dual compound, I've ran these before and they are great long lasting semi slicks.Mounts very easily, didn't even need the levers, you make sure the bead is in the middle of the rim bed. The tubes were fine, no leaks. Mounted on 27.5 zukko wheels and Pumped it up to 45psi, not the most suppoe tire but way better than the 700x28c that originally came with the bike.Expecting these to last a while like the previous pair!

Good for the price, but beware, thin side walls.

I took my trail tires off because I usually ride on roads. I didn't change them back on my last trail ride. I went over sharp rocks and up and down rough trails. I was fully expecting to have issues. These tires held up really well. My only issue was climbing a very steep hill. With more grip, I may have made it. I ended up walking my bike up the last 40 ft. Otherwise, the tires work well and are surprisingly durable.

Perfect fit, smooth ride, & look great. Just installed them on my Huffy Sienna commuter bike & they seem like excellent tires so far. Only time will tell how well they hold up.

My non repair person (husband’) replaced both tires on his bike - fairly easy to do was his quote!

These tires are too skinny …. They have no traction with the rode . Definitely believe they were part of the cause of my e-bike wrecking almost 3 weeks ago. Definitely would not recommend putting these on e-bike . Get the nub tires or fat road tires .