Tire Bontrager SE5 Team Issue 27.5x2.50 TLR Black

Rubber that rails

An aggressive tread and durable construction offer traction and confidence in the most aggressive conditions.

The SE5 Team Issue is a durable trail and enduro MTB tire designed for maximum braking and cornering traction without compromising rolling speed. The dual-block center tread pairs with an aggressive side tread for a versatile tire that performs well in both the front and rear. The TM-Grip rubber compound bites harder and the Core Strength construction offers additional tire support along with tread and sidewall protection.

Key Features

• A durable, aggressively treaded MTB tire that delivers confidence on any terrain
• Dual-blocked center tread with aggressive side knobs for confident cornering and braking traction
• Proprietary TM-Grip compound and 120 TPI construction offer great traction and tire feel
• Durable and strong Core Strength Casing adds sub-tread and sidewall protection
• Tire bead chafer layer adds additional protection against abrasion and punctures
• Tubeless Ready (TLR) for easy tubeless setup and puncture protection

Features

Ultimate trail traction

SE5 delivers aggressive traction and durable construction, making it perfect for the rider that needs confident traction and a tire tough enough to tackle any terrain.

Core Strength

Core Strength Casing is made of lightweight nylon inserts that provide strong, supple sidewall protection for added tire durability and support.

Aggressive tread

A robust center tread delivers great braking and all-around traction while the more aggressive side knobs add cornering bite for when you really lean the bike over.

TM-Grip compound

Our proprietary TM-Grip compound is designed for traction. Soft dual-compound bites into corners and with added durability on the center tread. 120 TPI construction gives you great tire feel.

Tubeless ready

A properly set up tubeless system lets you run lower tire pressure for better traction, added confidence, and a smoother, faster ride.

MTB tire pressure recommendation

Find rider weight and match it with your tire width to find a recommended tire pressure. It can be helpful to set the front tire up at a slightly lower pressure. If your tires feel too soft or too firm, add or remove pressure to dial in your tire pressure for your surface. The recommended pressures are guidelines. Do not exceed the maximum rated pressure indicated on the sidewall or rim. Follow the rim manufacturer's recommended pressure ranges for your rim width/tire combination.

Sealant recommendation by tire size

Follow the sealant recommendation for your tire size to get your tires set up tubeless and ready to ride.

Specifications