Ultimate confidence in mixed to coarse loose conditions
With a T-score of 80, the Terreno T80 (formerly the Terreno Mix) is engineered for coarse loose conditions.
The tire is designed for riders who demand ultimate confidence when navigating the most unpredictable and aggressive gravel terrain.
The T80 features a fast-rolling center tread that sheds debris and muck with ease, keeping the ride smooth and efficient even in rough or muddy conditions. Meanwhile, aggressive shoulder knobs deliver consistent grip when cornering off-camber, digging into loose terrain without compromising responsiveness or control. This aggressive tread is made from Vittoria’s Endurance Formulation powered by Graphene, providing long-haul durability, dependable performance, and weather-resistant grip.
The tire’s robust Endurance Casing offers exceptional adaptability and strength, bolstered by reinforced nylon sidewall protection and an anti-puncture belt—keeping you covered when the terrain gets sharp, steep, or sloppy.
T80 is ready for the roughest rides, making it the ideal choice for adventurous endurance rides and technical gravel events.
Endurance Formulation powered by Graphene
Developed for maximum durability, grip, and longevity, this advanced rubber compound is infused with Graphene to boost performance across a wide range of conditions. Built for all-weather dependability and long-distance use, it ensures consistent traction and efficiency when it matters most.
Endurance Casing
Engineered with 100 TPI nylon, the Endurance Casing is built to handle the harsh demands of gravel riding. Its durable threads reduce rolling resistance while preserving a responsive ride feel, and help absorb trail chatter for added comfort and control on rough terrain. Designed for long-distance durability, it’s the foundation of reliable performance on every ride.
Anti-puncture belt
Designed to provide extra puncture resistance, ensuring your ride stays smooth and uninterrupted.
Sidewall protection
Reinforcing nylon layer for extra protection and lateral stability.
