Kenda kraze tire set for super73/ridstar/macfox

ORDERS PLACED BEFORE OCTOBER 20 WONT BE SHIPPED UNTIL OCTOBER 20 due to this it’s $10 off

2 TIRES Fits all bikes that come stock with 20x4.0–20x5.0 tires.

Compatible with:

• Macfox X1, X2, X7
• Super73 Z, S, R, Adventure Series
• Ridstar Q20, Q20 Lite, Q20 Pro
• TST Models
• P-51 and many other fat tire e-bikes

Upgrade your fat tire e-bike with the Kenda Kraze 20x4.25 Supermoto Tire — built for riders who want better street performance, improved control, and an aggressive supermoto look.

Designed for pavement and urban riding, the Kenda Kraze features a durable rubber compound that helps resist punctures and extend tire life. The street-focused tread pattern provides excellent grip on pavement, making it perfect for cruising, cornering, and wheelies.

The 20x4.25 size is one of the most popular upgrades for fat tire e-bikes, offering a smooth ride, predictable handling, and a cleaner supermoto appearance compared to traditional knobby tires.

Key Features:

• Universal fit for most 20-inch fat tire e-bikes
• Supermoto street tread for improved pavement performance
• Durable, flat-resistant rubber compound
• Enhanced grip and control for street riding
• Smooth, stable ride quality
• Aggressive street-bike appearance

Why Riders Choose the Kenda Kraze:

The Kenda Kraze is one of the most popular street tire upgrades for Super73, Macfox, Ridstar, TST, and other fat tire e-bikes. Riders love the improved road feel, better cornering confidence, smoother ride quality, and clean supermoto styling.

Important Installation Information

Due to shipping and packaging, the tire may arrive slightly deformed. For best results, allow the tire to sit in direct sunlight or a warm environment before installation.

Professional installation is recommended.

All sales are final. No refunds will be issued for improper installation or fitment issues.

Compatible with rim widths from 67 mm (2.64”) to 102 mm (4.02”).

When installing on wider rims, do not exceed 30 PSI, as excessive pressure may cause tire failure.

Always verify adequate frame and fork clearance before purchasing.

After installation, the tire may require time to fully seat and conform to the rim shape. Initial adjustments are normal.