Pneu VTT 29 pouces Michelin Wild enduro Rear Competition Line tubeless ready

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Michelin Wild Enduro Rear Competition Line 29-inch MTB tyre, tubeless ready

Rear tyre - 29 x 2.40

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MPN : 226243 | EAN : 3528702262436 | Ref : 18708190001

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Michelin Wild Enduro Rear Competition Line 29-inch MTB tyre, tubeless ready

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Michelin Wild Enduro Rear Competition Line 29-inch MTB tyre, tubeless ready

€24.95 €49.95

This Wild Enduro Rear tyre is specially designed for rear mounting. Its tread pattern maximises performance. Its Gum X3D compound works wonders to achieve the best balance between grip, traction and pedalling efficiency. To ensure optimum strength and durability, this tyre features a 3-layer Gravity Shield structure of 33 TPI (99 TPI in total), combined with ‘Pinch Protection’ reinforcement above the bead, which improves stiffness and reduces impact.

It is designed for use in enduro or downhill riding, on stony, dry or mixed terrain.

Technical specifications:

- Rear tyre
- Gravity Shield 99 TPI casing (3 x 33)
- Gum X3D compound
- "Pinch Protection" sidewall reinforcement
- Brand: Michelin

Colours	black
Dimension	29x2.40
Rods	Flexible
Type of tyre	Tubeless Ready
EAN	3528702262436
Supplier reference	226243

Average rating: 4 out of 5

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Rated 4 out of 5 Jeremie L.

Published Mar 14, 2026 at 09:07 am Order date: Mar 02, 2026 (Translated review)

Lack of testing but on the first outing, nothing to say. However, big difficulty inflating it the first time. Had to go to a gas station to use a car inflator and even then it didn't go well right away. But is it due to the tire? Or the fact that it may have been stored folded for too long? Both?