Tire Studs

All-weather riding brought to the next level with these easy to attach quick change snow claws. Add extra traction for riding in slippery conditions including snow, ice, sand, gravel or mud. Low profile design installs to any open rim tires. Rugged V2A steel constructed claws measure 8mm high, allowing clearance for use on most bikes. Easily secure to wheel with 1.5mm straps. Set of 5 claws.

Ordinary low-budget sheet metal screws bite fine into ice but get ground away quick on paved surfaces. With sharp tips made of corrosion-proof, super hard, abrasion-resistant tungsten carbide, these ingeniously designed studs allow most of the tire’s rubber to be in contact with clear pavement while providing increased traction over mixed snow or ice. The best part is they’re simple to install — the studs self-tap with the included bit that fits any power drill. Just mark your tire, drill each one in and you’re ready to ride. For everyday winter riding, low profile studs (A, B or C) will keep you on the road. The off-road stud (D) is only for off-road / dirt riding. Scooter A & B are for scooters only. If you ride through the winter you’ll have fun, your bike will horribly corrode, and everyone will think you’re crazy. Perfect! Each set comes with an installation bit, instructions and 100 studs (50 per tire).

• #4706 Low Profile A (8.7 x 12.4mm, Base penetrates tire 10.5mm, tip protrudes from tire 1.9mm)
• #4707 Low Profile B (8.8 x 15.2mm, Base penetrates tire 12mm, tip protrudes from tire 3.2mm)
• #4708 Low Profile C (9 x 16.2mm, Base penetrates tire 13.5mm, tip protrudes from tire 2.7mm)
• #4714 Off Road D (9 x 17.5mm, Base penetrates tire 13.5mm, tip protrudes from tire 4mm)
• #4719 Scooter A (5.9 x 8.2mm, Base penetrates tire 6mm, tip protrudes from tire 2.2mm)
• #4720 Scooter B (7.9 x 9.7mm, Base penetrates tire 7.8mm, tip protrudes from tire 1.9mm)

With the vast number of uses, applications, and variables involved, it is not possible for us to provide reliable technical application information, and it would be a disservice to try. We leave that to the true enthusiasts in the various activities.

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