AlveyTech 110/50-6.5 Pocket Bike Tubeless Tire with KF873 Slick Tread

tires arnt balanced and wobble at speed badly. grip isnt too great either. I contacted the seller to see if they would send replacements but no luck. so I wouldnt recommend

I’m not entirely sure what I think about these just yet.The good...They look cool. They do a good job of putting rubber to the pavement so my wheels don’t spin so much. (This happens a lot if you take off in turbo mode with both motors engaged and run anything like 3200+ watts.) Perhaps the best feature is the way these feel underneath your feet, it feels kinda like you’re riding on clouds or little puffs of air. This is deceiving, considering how hard the pavement below is going to feel if you fall.The bad…No surprises here, these are going to be “slick” on wet streets, although the risk of hydroplaning is probably low, relative to using slick tires on a vehicle under wet conditions.My greatest concern is the increased probability of flat tires. Prior to installing slick tires on my scooter, I had the big knobby off road tires. I got my first flat after about a month with the off road tires, and in doing some research I learned the inner tubes tend to get pinched between the tread, resulting in an increased frequency of flat tires. I only had the slicks on for 3 days before I got my first flat. I’ll post an update in 3 weeks.————————————————————-Update...No more flats since my initial review! I would definitely recommend these tires.————————————————————-Final Update…6 months later, still no more flats.

Works great