Bontrager expands its road tire lineup with two all-new all road options, plus more affordable versions of their Aeolus race tires. The new Kwaremont and Hard-Case Max Pro are aimed at the all conditions, all-weather riders who need more protection and tire volume without giving up good performance. Heres what you need to knowBontrager KwaremontThe new Kwaremont road tire is their take on a modern, wide, do-it-all tire for riders who still like to go fast, but maybe venture onto rougher roads and hardpack gravel. It has a smooth, fast-rolling center tread with a herringbone shoulder tread for cornering traction. Theyre available in 32/35/38mm widths and come in RSL, Pro, and Comp (32mm only) levels. MSRP from $29.99 to $99.99. The RSL 70032 is 345g (claimed), which is the only size/model they list a weight for.Bontrager Hard-Case Max ProHard-Case Max Pro replaces the brands All-Weather tire family as a more durable, tubeless-ready option designed to handle the worst of anything youre likely to ride on a non-gravel drop bar bike. Think, commuting, and you cant be late because you got a flat, or you just dont want to have to think about your tires or replace them very often.They have bead-to-bead puncture protection, with an additional puncture strip under the tread. Armorskin sidewall construction, a dense 60 TPI casing, and tubeless-ready construction add even more protection.The rubber is long-wearing for high mileage, and large sipes on the center and sides help move water out from under them. MSRP is $64.99, available in 26/28/32/35mm widths. No weights listed.Bontrager AeolusBontrager also expands its Aeolus road tire lineup with new Pro and Elite construction options, giving riders more approachable ways to access race-proven performance. These new trims bring Aeolus speed and efficiency to a broader range of budgets while maintaining the fast, confident ride feel the lineup is known for.The Elite comes in 23/26/28mm widths, and the Pro gets a bit wider with 28/30/32mm options. Prices now start at just $39.99 (Elite) and $64.99 (Pro). No weights listed. The RSL remains $99.99.TrekBikes.comThe post Bontrager Adds Wider, Tougher & More Affordable Road Tires appeared first on Bikerumor.