
Challenge
Challenge Getaway Handmade TLR Gravel Tyre - 700 x 36Black / Tan
From £46.80
Lowest ever £46.80 · seen 10 August 2026
1 retailer offer · on sale
The current best price for Challenge Getaway Handmade TLR Gravel Tyre - 700 x 36Black / Tan is £46.80 from Tweeks Cycles. The lowest price we have recorded is £46.80 on .
The Getaway is the latest gravel & adventure tyre from Challenge and is designed to explore the world where the pavement ends and the wilds beckon. With a tightly spaced, fast rolling centre and aggressive shoulder knobs, the Getaway is one of the most versatile tyres in the Challenge line. Tightly packed centre tread with exaggerated side tread for excellent speed and grip 260TPI SuperPoly & CorrazzaArmor casing gives an incredibly smooth and supple ride Handmade tubeless folding bead casing with PPS Ganzo and PPS2 puncture protection SmartPlus rubber compound for excellent grip and durability Tubeless compatible The Getaway is perfect for riders who want a fast and versatile gravel tyre. The tightly packed centre tread rolls quickly while still offering excellent grip on a range of surfaces while the more aggressive side knobs help it dig into softer terrain. On rough gravel trails, you need confidence that your tyres are tough enough for the job and the Getaway won't let you down thanks to its double PPS Ganzo and PPS2 puncture protection, while the handmade SuperPoly casing gives it that elegantly supple ride that marks Challenge's handmade tyres out from the rest. If you want a highly versatile, lightweight and tough tyre for your gravel bike, the Challenge Getaway is up to the task.
Current offers
| Retailer | Price | Stock | Link |
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| Tweeks Cycles | £46.80 | In stock | Get deal(opens in a new window) |
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Price history
| Date | Retailer | Price | Link |
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| 10 Aug 2026, 22:00 | Tweeks Cycles | £46.80 | Visit retailer(opens in a new window) |
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