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Blast into any turn and lean in with constant traction thanks to the refined WTB WeirWolf UST Mountain Bike Tire. Developed by Mark Weir for Super D dominance and epic all-mountain adventures, the WeirWolf rolls fast and grabs ahold of the trail, whether muddy, hard-packed, or somewhere in between, with confidence-boosting grip.
My experience with this tire sucked. First out of the gate- it's NOT a 2.3. It's closer to a 2.1. the metric sizing is 52-559, while Specialized, Michelin, Hutchinson, etc. rate their 58-559 as 2.3's. This WTB was clearly undersized. It's got the chinsiest sidewalls I've seen on a "ust" tire. Thin, flimsy, NOT what you should get for a tire that costs 60 smackers. My second ride saw this tire blow out near a center knob going up a FIRE ROAD towards my ride in Santa Rosa. No glass, no thorns, a sharp rock maybe? Pretty embarrassing if it was in fact a sharp rock. Stan's sealed the rubber up after a couple attempts, and let me get to the fun part of my ride, kinda. That thin sidewall I mentioned made the rear feel like it was slip-sliding everywhere, while the tread was 100% unpredictable. I thought after my blowout that maybe I'd just throw a tube in the tire to see what I thought, but after riding on it for a coupla hours that day, I see NO reason to give this tire another shot. $30 dollars a ride seems unreasonable, but I simply don't want that rubber back on my bike. The one good thing I can say about it is that it rolls decently, and it's pretty light. I'm glad it's not on my bike anymore. I ride in very rocky to loamy to hardpack to slick, and I didn't see it excel in any of those conditions. In mud I think the tread would be packed more full than a fat kid at a buffet. Cheers!
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