Continental Grand Prix TR Folding Tyre

About Continental Grand Prix TR Folding Tyre
The Grand Prix TR is a tyre built for every ride. It is the perfect option for those looking for a great value tyre that is tubeless-ready. The Grand Prix TR inherits technology and learnings from the iconic Grand Prix 5000 range. It comes with BlackChili compound and has an all-new 4-ply construction, that perfectly balances puncture protection and rolling resistance. Whether training, commuting or going the distance - The Grand Prix TR has you covered.
For Every Ride.

Puncture protection with new 4-ply construction

Tread pattern inspired by the iconic GP 5000 range

Featuring BlackChili compound

Tubeless-ready and hookless-compatible

Features
4-ply Construction: The robust 4-ply construction balances rolling resistance, low weight and puncture resistance.

Black Chili Compound: With Continental's unique tread compound, which is produced only in Germany, they have revolutionised the sport of cycling. With the legendary Black Chili compound they have answered the eternal question of the best balance of grip and rolling resistance for cycling. The latest polymers as well as specially developed carbon black particles and filler materials guarantee unique performance, be it on a road, gravel or a mountain bike, for time trialling or downhill.

Tubeless Ready: All Tubeless Ready tyres have been designed with versatility in mind. It’s your choice: set up tubeless using Sealant or use an innertube.

Specifications

About Continental
Continental or Conti as they’re colloquially known are a German manufacturer of Car, Motorcycle, Bicycle, Truck and Earthmoving tyres along with automotive parts. Founded in 1871 in Hanover, Germany they’re responsible for many tyre innovations including the first ever patterned tyre tread and the first ever tubeless tyre. They make some of the most popular bicycle tyres in the industry including the Gatorskin and Grand Prix road models. Their tyres are used at the highest levels of competition including the UCI World Tour.