SchwalbeONE TLE 700c Road Tire (HS462)(Return to Product Page)

The Schwalbe one TLE has proved time and again to be durable at a reasonable price. I have ordered at least 6 of them and they have continued to be reliable. Good tire at a good price.

These tires came with my new Scott Addict. They roll well (28 mm) and were quite durable and resistant to punctures. After 3500 miles I replaced them with a new set and I am just as happy.

Durable, puncture resistant

I went through three tire levers trying to install this tire. It was tough all around. But on the other hand it is a nice looking tire

Most tires I can get on with just my hands. This tire took three pry tools, two hands and a knee and over an hour. I am running tubeless, so I hope I never have to add a tube on the road.

these are nice tires, feel really good, but mounting them to a zipp 303s wheelset hookless was super challenging even for the bike shop mechanic (after i gave up trying myself).

Tires mounted easy not issues with tubeless setup. Felt great on road. The durability is not good. My rear tire was good for approximately 700 miles. Front tire still looks OK.

Beautiful classic tan sidewalls. And they go faster downhill. Setting PRs on Strava descents !

The tire was so easy to setup tubeless and performance has been awesome zero flats (knocking on wood) after 1000 miles. Very reliable training tire

Smooth ride and long lasting

Easier to install than other tubeless tires I have tried . Tire feels very supple and comfortable. Only a couple hundred miles in, so I can't speak to durability or overall longevity (knock on wood). So far so good. I see why they are very popular.

Was able to fit the tire at the gas station with their compressor. It rolls well and seems fairly durable. My one gripe is how tight it was to fit. It took everything I had to get that tire bead over the rim.

I bought these simply because of the classic tan walls. These are to replace Vittoria Corsa Control tires on my Vittoria Qurano C60 tubeless wheels. I had to use two tire levers to install the wheel, even the first side. Once installed and sitting in the center groove, the tire is so tight that I cant even rotate it within the wheel rim while fully deflated. Tried pumping it up with CO2 and even at 120psi it wasnt enough to fully seat the bead in the tire grooves. I ordered a Lezyne Pressure Over Drive pump to see if that will work. If not, Im not sure I will be able to remove the tire from the rim using levers. Do not recommend.