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Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H Perf SpeedGRIP TechWALL Gravel 60tpi TLR 700c Tyre

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Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H Perf SpeedGRIP TechWALL Gravel 60tpi TLR 700c Tyre

From £47.99

Lowest ever £47.99 · seen 10 August 2026

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The current best price for Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H Perf SpeedGRIP TechWALL Gravel 60tpi TLR 700c Tyre is £47.99 from Tweeks Cycles. The lowest price we have recorded is £47.99 on .

Thanks to its tread design, it delivers excellent performance in all weather conditions, both dry and wet, while offering a high level of puncture protection. Compatible with hookless rims within the limits of the latest standards, it is available in multiple sizes, versions, and colours. This tire is designed primarily for use on fast, compact gravel roads as well as long rides with extensive asphalt sections, making it the perfect choice for riders seeking maximum smoothness and efficiency on a Gravel or even All-Road bike. SpeedGRIP CompoundDesigned for versatility and durability, the SpeedGRIP compound combines efficient rolling performance with reliable all-condition grip, delivering a balanced mix of speed, control, and long-lasting performance on both road and off-road terrains.TechWALL Gravel StructureThe TechWALL Gravel casing with beadtobead protection offers the perfect balance of puncture resistance, reliability, and comfort, making it ideal for gravel and mixed terrains.Tubeless Ready TLR technology designed for bead stability on modern wide rims

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16 Aug 2026, 06:01Tweeks Cycles£47.99Visit retailer(opens in a new window)
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