Anybody using Fincci tyres ?

[biggs682]

Been looking at some new tyres for a couple of my bikes and stumbled across Fincci branded tyre's and I have never heard of them .

Any cycle chat members using them ?

https://www.fincci.bike/shop/tyres/

 

[bonzobanana]

Looks like a rebrand on generic tyres, maybe CST tyres or some other factory. Sounds Italian but details look like simply an importer in Basingstoke. The Fincci branding is probably just a sticker that peels off. Remember though many brands simply rebrand tyres, Specialized, WTB, Giant etc likely CST and Kenda mainly but some may use cheaper less well known factories. Look at the spec and the pricing and work out if a good deal. If you are looking to buy lightweight performance tyres I suspect that takes a higher level of engineering and quality to do right so probably the bigger brands are a safer bet but for simple durable commuter tyres some of the cheap tyres seem pretty good if a little heavy.

 

[sooty757]

Tried them 2 times not long wearing,one failed and exploded, aneurysm of the tube I guess and not contained by tire ..from China via Basingstoke ....mmmm

 

[wonderloaf]

What a coincidence, they're based in the yard of the garage that I take my car to for servicing. Next time I'm there I'll have a little nose around!

 

[Saracenlad]

I have 2 brand new 700 32. Fitted another pair on my wife's bike, she likes them because of the good tread!! I rode her bike and it felt like the brake was on or something. Like cycling through treacle. Anyone want the other pair message me.

 

[briantrumpet]

Just got some 700c 23mm Fincci tyres for the summer bike. Seem fine on first outing, especially as the pair, with inner tubes, cost less than one Gatorskin (which I shall never buy again, as they are pants).

 

[Cyclistpete]

I purchased some my 1995 Trek 720 and was surprised that the maximum pressure was 50 psi. Although it rode smooth it seemed slow.