These tires are originally made for racing go karts. As a former go kart racer there's chemicals you can treat the tires with that will soften the durometer reading
@onestopboardshop you are right I was more the less putting that out there with the onewheel racing crowd in mind. New onewheel owner myself so still don't know exactly how crazy onewheel racing can be but might get into that myself eventually but it is racing and regardless what you're racing racing is a wild sport super competitive and the things people do to get literally fractions of a second faster
The Enduro tire for the GT is the best upgrade I have done to my board! Quiet like a slick but eats rocks and roots that ejected me on the stock tire. Thanks to TFL... Ooh great review BTW
In my honest opinion I believe that if your a good rider & have good balance & with board sports experience then I think any of the tires you can adjust to. I'm pushing 1k on my stock Gt tread. (Not the performance tread, the Og🤙. I learned on this tire & I've gotten good with this tire so really its all on how good of a rider you are & your experience level. Some tires are harder compounds compared to others & all the slicks definitely differ from the treads but really it's all in the psi as well. Once you find your sweet spot for the street with your tire psi you can adapt to whatever tire your pushing... I tend to lower the psi if theirs snow or sand or a trail ride 🤙..moral of my comment is all the tires that are out there are good & perform great if you know what your doing but some are better in different terrain & weather
100% agree with the first part of your statement. If you are a good rider, you can ride anything. Doesn’t mean that some tires aren’t better (marginally or exponentially) than others. Just like every single other industry, there is good, better, best. Onewheel (and tires) are no different! Stay riding my dude!! 🤘
@onestopboardshop crazy im just seeing your comment 🤟. Within the past couple weeks I wana thank OSBS for your services 👌. Love my new merch & gear. Definitely will make future purchases 🤙
I've been riding factory slicks on XR It's time to replace. Ive been enjoying some off-road trails and leaning towards treaded Is going in between better by using Enduro My friend recommended Vesc treaded
If you like off road, it really depends on what your goal is. All around tire? Trail tire? Carvy, stable? They all change what tire you should be looking at. When you say Vesc treaded, I assume you mean Vega treaded. If that’s the case, you should be aware that it’s a monster! It’s hella flat, stable as hell, no carve, but it EATS trails. Not our jam cause we like carvier tires over here, but it’s definitely a solid tire for anyone who wants to eat everything on a trail.
Thank you this was extremely helpful! Great video with tons of useful information. I have a burris slick on my OG Pint now but have been wanting to try an Enduro recently. I ride about 90% street but would be nice to have some off road capability. (In Denver)
Great video. I wish I'd seen this months ago. And I can verify that Armor Dilloz works great. I live in Minnesota and I wanted to ride in the winter so I studded a treaded Vega with about 150 studs (a bag and a half). I accidentally drilled one in too far and had to back it out. When I did there was a "whoosh" sound so I grabbed a new stud and 'painted' Armor Dilloz on it and drilled it back in the same hole and it instantly stopped leaking. Since then the tire has held air great and I've ridden pretty hardcore with it for quite a few miles over this last winter. Anyway, this 'trick' worked so well that if I ever stud another tire again I'm just going to 'paint' Armor Dilloz onto the threads of every stud I drill into it. By the way, when I did this I didn't know much about tire compounds. The treaded Vega holds the studs great but I will probably try studding a lower compound tire in the future. The hard rubber compound basically is hard plastic in the cold Minnesota snow. The studs do their job though as you can see in this video on my TH-cam channel OneWheel Avenue. There are some other snow riding videos there as well. All the best. --O-- th-cam.com/video/vyNNuWCLHyo/w-d-xo.html
Damn it.. After wearing out my current tire, STILL can't decode if I should grab another Enduro, or give the Hellarad a try..? Mainly NYC streets, which are way choppy, & a bit of cutting the corners on yards, and a bit of park grass. To, or Not to give Hellarads a try? This is the$120 question. 5'10", 140lbs... bit of stability would be nice. But I really like my Enduro, while,it lasted. 🤷♂️
I have a gt all stock, I do enjoi the how sharp the carve is on the tire. I'm about 70/30 pavement to trail, seems like the enduro would be the next tire. Thank you for the insight.
Hey, my name is Matt and I own 2 pints right now. I’ve upgraded one of them to the TFL Enduro tire and I love it. It’s made the pint so much better with that change. I’m looking to upgrade the other one wheel pint from the slick stock tire, and no I’d be fine with another Enduro tire but I was just curious if you had a recommendation on a different Tire? Preferably treaded because we pretty much only ride trails.
I’m partial to a Burris 6.0 treaded myself, but there are so many good treaded options out there. Give us a call and we can definitely help you decide! 🤘
I have a pint, I'm wondering what you recommend for riding in chicago. On the stock, I cant really ride on snow, it would be nice to get through patches that come up on the roads here and there in the winter, but I'd also like to have a carvy feel and not loose too much range (especially in winter riding). I ride most in alley ways (so random glass would be nice to get past without too much worry) and some trails. thank you!
Hi there are many great tires for the onewheel pint. I currently am riding the Enduro tire by The Float Life and i find it as a very stable yet carvey tire. Great for street and light trails.
Interesting take! Anytime you drop your psi, you’re going to make the tire more stable, but all things equal with a tire that’s more stable by shape, a stock tire will still, mostly, not really be as stable as something like a Burris slick.
My xr i got a couple months ago came with a stock vea and a uninstalled enduro, didnt wanna change it till i kill the vega..1100 kms in 2 months almost there!
Great and informative video, but, Armordilloz is just really overpriced regular tubeless tyre sealant, i have used 7€ and 12€ tyre sealants from bike shop, and it works perfectly...
I’m glad to hear you’ve had good experience with generic brand sealant. We haven’t, and we’ve been saved too many times to count by Armor-Dilloz, so we’ll continue to use that in every single board. 🤘
I was curious if you had any tire or setup (pint) that could help a 35 year olds knees? I ride at 11.5 psi at 180 pounds. I am open to ANY help. I dont want to stop riding as much but damn its getting to my tendons😂 cheers
I want something stable like the VEGA but a bit more carvable. I heard the Unilli 11x6-6 was good for that. I really like the slick on my GT but I don’t know what’s similar to that for XR.
I am a newer rider with a pint x and less than 400 miles. I haven’t done much dirt riding yet but want to get into it as there are a lot of dry dirt farm roads in my area. Ultimately I’ll still be doing more street riding and with my surfing background carvability is important to me. I ordered the Burris but after doing research it looks like the enduro might be the better option for me so what I’d like feedback on is whether you think I should exchange the Burris for the enduro. Thank you!
Which compound Burris did you order? If it was the SS-11, you might be just as happy as with the Enduro. If it’s the SS-33a, that might be a little less grippy on a trail than you’d like. Let us know what you think!
Interesting comment on the Slime. I put a Burris Treaded on my Pint X about 10 months ago or so and noticed over the winter, the PSI severely dropped. During the season, I've noticed I'll lose 1 or so PSI between rides. Assuming that's due to the Slime? If so, can I apply Armor-Dilloz sealant without removing the tire and cleaning out the Slime, or would I need to do that for a fresh start?
If the pressure loss is because you have a slow leak and need some tire sealant, just pop out the valve core, squeeze a bottle of Armor-Dilloz in, reinstall the core, fill up to your desired PSI and ride!!
Hi swapped the stock tire on pint for hoosier d10, after then for enduro, but i think the hoosier was better, enduro is too soft and had lost speed and range with enduro, pushback comes too early with enduro - 21psi, pavement/trail 90/10%, but roads are bad in our town
@@Z0mb13ta11ahase, on a self balancing skateboard (or an electric unicycle), the motor's function is two fold: keeping the rider's platform balanced & propulsion. Higher rolling resistance (usually produced by threads, softer compounds and/or lower PSI) would lead to a higher energy requirement for the motor to move forward, which in turn decreases the energy it would have available to keep you balanced, triggering push back at lower speeds
Any advice for someone new to onewheels, I currently have the Vega on my XR at 20psi but it’s a pain to carve with this thing. I’m pretty tall and heavy at 230lbs so that doesn’t help I think
You’re gonna want something that’ll hold up, and last, as well as be pretty stable. Best recommendation is a Hoosier 6.0 treaded bro! If you need more info, or want a more fine tuned rec, hit us up! onestopboardshop.com/pages/contact-us
That would be an XR because of that last 6, but the Enduro and Street Pro 2 are actually not that size. They’re 11x6.5-6. Here’s the link for them: Enduro - onestopboardshop.com/products/tfl-enduro-tire-xr-compatible Street Pro 2 - onestopboardshop.com/products/tfl-street-pro-2-tire-onewheel-xr-compatible
Between the SP2 and Enduro for the GT, which would you recommend for stability in a straight line. Coming from an XR (Vega) to the GT (stock slick) I’m getting wobbles. Looking to alleviate that with a tire change.
I got a SP2 for the GT and it’s super wobbly. I didn’t like it. I had the Xtrarad on the pint and loved it but just GT tires in general seem to be more wobbly. Just got a GT performance treaded and so far more stability.
If you haven’t mounted it yet, then make sure you mount it the right way. If you have, then don’t sweat it. It’s one tire, so it really doesn’t affect performance all that much. I’m pretty sure Jake Leary at TFL holds the record for most backwards installed Enduros so far. 😂
@@onestopboardshop it's ineviatble anyway so why resist haha? At this point you'll realise the hoosier T2 is the nuts, but ya keep the other tyres anyway on the other setups haha!
That was the perfect amount of details and examples. Thank you!
These tires are originally made for racing go karts. As a former go kart racer there's chemicals you can treat the tires with that will soften the durometer reading
Most riders don’t want to go through all that, they’d rather just buy the durometer they want in the first place. 😉
@onestopboardshop you are right I was more the less putting that out there with the onewheel racing crowd in mind. New onewheel owner myself so still don't know exactly how crazy onewheel racing can be but might get into that myself eventually but it is racing and regardless what you're racing racing is a wild sport super competitive and the things people do to get literally fractions of a second faster
The Enduro tire for the GT is the best upgrade I have done to my board! Quiet like a slick but eats rocks and roots that ejected me on the stock tire. Thanks to TFL... Ooh great review BTW
We dig the Enduro for the GT hard! We’re actually riding the Street Pro 2 right now and it SLAPS!
@One Stop Board Shop, which is your favourite tyre for GT? Thank you Craig
Very organized, knowledgeable and valuable, obviously due to personal experience. Thanks for your video!
Glad you enjoyed it!!! We definitely tried to make it as informative as possible! 🤘
Glad to see your channel on here. Just ordered a helmet and some exo skin elbow pads. Look forward to more purchases in the future. 🔥💪
Thanks for your support!! 🤘
outstanding! I'm just going to point people at this when they ask for the best tire, because my answer is always in Lawyerese, "that depends"
Nice job, you covered a lot in a short time.
Thanks! so glad you enjoyed the video.
In my honest opinion I believe that if your a good rider & have good balance & with board sports experience then I think any of the tires you can adjust to. I'm pushing 1k on my stock Gt tread. (Not the performance tread, the Og🤙. I learned on this tire & I've gotten good with this tire so really its all on how good of a rider you are & your experience level. Some tires are harder compounds compared to others & all the slicks definitely differ from the treads but really it's all in the psi as well. Once you find your sweet spot for the street with your tire psi you can adapt to whatever tire your pushing... I tend to lower the psi if theirs snow or sand or a trail ride 🤙..moral of my comment is all the tires that are out there are good & perform great if you know what your doing but some are better in different terrain & weather
100% agree with the first part of your statement. If you are a good rider, you can ride anything. Doesn’t mean that some tires aren’t better (marginally or exponentially) than others. Just like every single other industry, there is good, better, best. Onewheel (and tires) are no different! Stay riding my dude!! 🤘
@onestopboardshop crazy im just seeing your comment 🤟. Within the past couple weeks I wana thank OSBS for your services 👌. Love my new merch & gear. Definitely will make future purchases 🤙
I've been riding factory slicks on XR
It's time to replace.
Ive been enjoying some off-road trails and leaning towards treaded
Is going in between better by using Enduro
My friend recommended Vesc treaded
If you like off road, it really depends on what your goal is. All around tire? Trail tire? Carvy, stable? They all change what tire you should be looking at. When you say Vesc treaded, I assume you mean Vega treaded. If that’s the case, you should be aware that it’s a monster! It’s hella flat, stable as hell, no carve, but it EATS trails. Not our jam cause we like carvier tires over here, but it’s definitely a solid tire for anyone who wants to eat everything on a trail.
Thank you this was extremely helpful! Great video with tons of useful information.
I have a burris slick on my OG Pint now but have been wanting to try an Enduro recently.
I ride about 90% street but would be nice to have some off road capability. (In Denver)
Absolutely! Great option for ya. Check out onestopboardshop.com, we’ve got them there. 🤘
Great video! I still currently ride my Vega Tire. Probably go Enduro next but the slick is sweet.
Glad you liked the video!! No matter what you get coming from a Vega, you’re going to love it!!!
Great video. I wish I'd seen this months ago. And I can verify that Armor Dilloz works great. I live in Minnesota and I wanted to ride in the winter so I studded a treaded Vega with about 150 studs (a bag and a half). I accidentally drilled one in too far and had to back it out. When I did there was a "whoosh" sound so I grabbed a new stud and 'painted' Armor Dilloz on it and drilled it back in the same hole and it instantly stopped leaking. Since then the tire has held air great and I've ridden pretty hardcore with it for quite a few miles over this last winter. Anyway, this 'trick' worked so well that if I ever stud another tire again I'm just going to 'paint' Armor Dilloz onto the threads of every stud I drill into it. By the way, when I did this I didn't know much about tire compounds. The treaded Vega holds the studs great but I will probably try studding a lower compound tire in the future. The hard rubber compound basically is hard plastic in the cold Minnesota snow. The studs do their job though as you can see in this video on my TH-cam channel OneWheel Avenue. There are some other snow riding videos there as well. All the best. --O--
th-cam.com/video/vyNNuWCLHyo/w-d-xo.html
I’m so happy you liked the video! I’m also super stoked for ya that Armor Dilloz helped you out so much on your tire! Stay riding bro!!! 🤘
I’m looking into an enduro for my pint x. I live near the shore in south Jersey. So sand, pebbles and small rocks are everywhere.
We’ve got them in stock bro!
Damn it.. After wearing out my current tire, STILL can't decode if I should grab another Enduro, or give the Hellarad a try..? Mainly NYC streets, which are way choppy, & a bit of cutting the corners on yards, and a bit of park grass. To, or Not to give Hellarads a try? This is the$120 question.
5'10", 140lbs... bit of stability would be nice. But I really like my Enduro, while,it lasted.
🤷♂️
Both are a really good options. I do sometimes feel that the enduro is a bit more stable than the hellarad.
I have a gt all stock, I do enjoi the how sharp the carve is on the tire. I'm about 70/30 pavement to trail, seems like the enduro would be the next tire. Thank you for the insight.
Awesome so happy we could help.
Do yourself a favor and get a different tire. The stock tire on a GT is absolute garbage
@@onestopboardshop I purchased the tfl Enduro a few months ago and it is a game changer strong work guys!
Graphs are very helpful for me, please include in your next video. .. ... ..
We’ll do our best. 👊
Hey, my name is Matt and I own 2 pints right now. I’ve upgraded one of them to the TFL Enduro tire and I love it. It’s made the pint so much better with that change. I’m looking to upgrade the other one wheel pint from the slick stock tire, and no I’d be fine with another Enduro tire but I was just curious if you had a recommendation on a different Tire? Preferably treaded because we pretty much only ride trails.
Try Maxxis treaded
I’m partial to a Burris 6.0 treaded myself, but there are so many good treaded options out there. Give us a call and we can definitely help you decide! 🤘
I have a pint, I'm wondering what you recommend for riding in chicago. On the stock, I cant really ride on snow, it would be nice to get through patches that come up on the roads here and there in the winter, but I'd also like to have a carvy feel and not loose too much range (especially in winter riding). I ride most in alley ways (so random glass would be nice to get past without too much worry) and some trails. thank you!
Hi there are many great tires for the onewheel pint. I currently am riding the Enduro tire by The Float Life and i find it as a very stable yet carvey tire. Great for street and light trails.
I found riding a mor round tire like the stock pint tire with lower tire pressure is perfect more stable and stick agile
Interesting take! Anytime you drop your psi, you’re going to make the tire more stable, but all things equal with a tire that’s more stable by shape, a stock tire will still, mostly, not really be as stable as something like a Burris slick.
My xr i got a couple months ago came with a stock vea and a uninstalled enduro, didnt wanna change it till i kill the vega..1100 kms in 2 months almost there!
Let’s goooo!!!!!
Great and informative video, but, Armordilloz is just really overpriced regular tubeless tyre sealant, i have used 7€ and 12€ tyre sealants from bike shop, and it works perfectly...
I’m glad to hear you’ve had good experience with generic brand sealant. We haven’t, and we’ve been saved too many times to count by Armor-Dilloz, so we’ll continue to use that in every single board. 🤘
I was curious if you had any tire or setup (pint) that could help a 35 year olds knees? I ride at 11.5 psi at 180 pounds. I am open to ANY help. I dont want to stop riding as much but damn its getting to my tendons😂 cheers
There are so many options to help with this, in and outside of tires. Hit us up bud, we can help you out.
onestopboardshop.com/pages/contact-us
I want something stable like the VEGA but a bit more carvable. I heard the Unilli 11x6-6 was good for that.
I really like the slick on my GT but I don’t know what’s similar to that for XR.
If you’re riding an XR and want something a bit more stable, then an Enduro or a Hoosier 6.0 treaded are gonna be your best bets!
Very good and cool video
Thanks!! Glad you liked it. 👊
THANK YOU
YOU ARE WELCOME!
Great video!
Thank you Glad you enjoyed it
thx yall 4 the info
Our pleasure!! 🤙
I am a newer rider with a pint x and less than 400 miles. I haven’t done much dirt riding yet but want to get into it as there are a lot of dry dirt farm roads in my area. Ultimately I’ll still be doing more street riding and with my surfing background carvability is important to me. I ordered the Burris but after doing research it looks like the enduro might be the better option for me so what I’d like feedback on is whether you think I should exchange the Burris for the enduro. Thank you!
Which compound Burris did you order? If it was the SS-11, you might be just as happy as with the Enduro. If it’s the SS-33a, that might be a little less grippy on a trail than you’d like. Let us know what you think!
Higher compound not as comfortable but will last longer 👍
Bingo. 👌
Enduro Mid compound review
We’ll do a follow up video with more tire options in the future.
Interesting comment on the Slime. I put a Burris Treaded on my Pint X about 10 months ago or so and noticed over the winter, the PSI severely dropped. During the season, I've noticed I'll lose 1 or so PSI between rides. Assuming that's due to the Slime? If so, can I apply Armor-Dilloz sealant without removing the tire and cleaning out the Slime, or would I need to do that for a fresh start?
If the pressure loss is because you have a slow leak and need some tire sealant, just pop out the valve core, squeeze a bottle of Armor-Dilloz in, reinstall the core, fill up to your desired PSI and ride!!
Hi swapped the stock tire on pint for hoosier d10, after then for enduro, but i think the hoosier was better, enduro is too soft and had lost speed and range with enduro, pushback comes too early with enduro - 21psi, pavement/trail 90/10%, but roads are bad in our town
How could the tire effect when the board applies pushback?
@@Z0mb13ta11ahase, on a self balancing skateboard (or an electric unicycle), the motor's function is two fold: keeping the rider's platform balanced & propulsion. Higher rolling resistance (usually produced by threads, softer compounds and/or lower PSI) would lead to a higher energy requirement for the motor to move forward, which in turn decreases the energy it would have available to keep you balanced, triggering push back at lower speeds
Curious your thoughts on the whisper? My experience was bad but with how many people say they love them makes me wonder if I just got a bad tire.
It’s an awesome tire. Super lightweight, great feel. But it’s definitely not a tire for anyone that wants durability or longevity.
Any advice for someone new to onewheels, I currently have the Vega on my XR at 20psi but it’s a pain to carve with this thing. I’m pretty tall and heavy at 230lbs so that doesn’t help I think
You’re gonna want something that’ll hold up, and last, as well as be pretty stable. Best recommendation is a Hoosier 6.0 treaded bro! If you need more info, or want a more fine tuned rec, hit us up!
onestopboardshop.com/pages/contact-us
I need a TFL tire 11x6x6. Is that XR or GT? I don't see sizes listed.
That would be an XR because of that last 6, but the Enduro and Street Pro 2 are actually not that size. They’re 11x6.5-6. Here’s the link for them:
Enduro - onestopboardshop.com/products/tfl-enduro-tire-xr-compatible
Street Pro 2 - onestopboardshop.com/products/tfl-street-pro-2-tire-onewheel-xr-compatible
Between the SP2 and Enduro for the GT, which would you recommend for stability in a straight line. Coming from an XR (Vega) to the GT (stock slick) I’m getting wobbles. Looking to alleviate that with a tire change.
I’d grab a SP 2. We’ll have a review video coming out shortly on that tire. That’s the one you want for stability in street, for sure!
I got a SP2 for the GT and it’s super wobbly. I didn’t like it. I had the Xtrarad on the pint and loved it but just GT tires in general seem to be more wobbly. Just got a GT performance treaded and so far more stability.
Where are the XR tires at can't find that float hybrid
onestopboardshop.com/products/tfl-enduro-tire-xr-compatible
Which Burris treaded for XR do you prefer?
TX-33 and Trail Pro are my two favs!
I have been wanting a trail pro for my XR, but I can’t find one anywhere. What is the closest thing to a trail pro?
Closest thing we carry is a Burris TX-33! It is a top 5 favorite tire!!
onestopboardshop.com/products/onewheel-burris-treaded-tire
Any advisory about running Enduro backwards V's forwards?
If you haven’t mounted it yet, then make sure you mount it the right way. If you have, then don’t sweat it. It’s one tire, so it really doesn’t affect performance all that much. I’m pretty sure Jake Leary at TFL holds the record for most backwards installed Enduros so far. 😂
The answer is all of them. But 3 onewheels
😂😂😂 Fair point.
@@onestopboardshop it's ineviatble anyway so why resist haha? At this point you'll realise the hoosier T2 is the nuts, but ya keep the other tyres anyway on the other setups haha!
Bros explaining basic tire know
Dropping dat know. 📚
None 💩
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Tfl enduro for the win!!!!#milesonewheelwinter
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