The new Flat-less tyre. After 10 years, Schwalbe have thoroughly overhauled the Marathon Plus. The only true flat-less tyre gets a new, dynamic profile and boasts many internal improvements:

- Rolling Resistance: The patented, 5 mm thick SmartGuard layer, when compared to all generic products, has a significant advantage in rolling resistance. Schwalbe futher extended its lead in the latest version.
- Recycling: Also in the SmartGuard, Schwalbe now use a proportion of recycled rubber from old latex products.
- "Anti-Aging" Side Wall: It now lasts much longer before developing unsightly cracks when subjected to use with too low air pressure.
- E-Bike Ready: The main sizes are approved and tested for E-Bikes up to 50km/h. Following sizes carry the ECE-R75 mark: 47-406, 47-559, 37-622, 40-622, 47-622.

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Product Reviews (1)

Overall Product Rating 5 / 5

Superb item

By Martin Hine

27 Mar 2019

5 / 5

I recommend this product

ConsCan be difficult to put on

ProsVery reliable and long lasting

I’ve got these tyres on other bikes and they’re great. Reliable, long lasting and very puncture resistant. Of course any tyre can get a puncture, but these tyres drastically reduce that probability. Brilliant for both Road and track such as towpaths, gravel paths etc. Highly recommended, likewise with SJS service - first class as always.

Questions & Answers (6)

my current tyres are 700x40c 42-622, will the 700x38 40-622 fit my rims

By Pete Sturman

12 Oct 2018

I have a29er but the 28'' tyres fine

SJS Customer Service:

Yes, as they are only 2mm slimmer.

Thanks - 15/10/18

What is the difference

By Michael

13 Jan 2018

between the Marathon Plus 700x35C HS348, that I currently have fitted, and the Marathon Plus 700x35C HS440 currently available?

SJS Customer Service:

Hi there,

The HS440 is the most current model.

Thanks

Size Choice

By Ewan

27 Dec 2017

Referring back to my previous question, sorry you are right, I got my sizes wrong. I do have some 700 x 34c (37-622) Marathon Plus HS348 tires on my bike currently, but my previous tires were 700 x 38c (40-622). Both these sizes seemed to fit fine on my Mavic A319 wheels, but would you recommend one size over the other? Or even a different size to either of these?

SJS Customer Service:

Hi there,

The wider tyre will give you the ability to run a lower tyre pressure to gain more comfort and more grip. The slimmer tyre may feel like it rolls faster due to less rolling contact with the riding surface.It depends on the use of the bicycle, for example if your were to be carrying large amounts of load or taking the bicycle on rougher trails I would suggest the 38mm tyres may suit better. Tyre width is generally personal choice!

Thanks

Size Choice

By Ewan

19 Dec 2017

I currently have some Marathon Plus HS348 tires on my hybrid bike which has Mavic A319 wheels, however I've borrowed the tires from someone and now need to buy my own.

The tires I have on at the moment are 700 x 34c (37-622) and have been working fine, but would you recommend another size over this one? I'm asking because the original tires that came with my bike (which I bought second hand) were 26 x 2.1 (54-559) and also fitted fine.

Also my current Marathon Plus tires seem to have inner tubes that you can't separate from the tire, is this the case with the Marathon Plus tires you sell here?

SJS Customer Service:

Hi there,

The two sizes of tires quoted are quite different and simply they will not both fit onto the same wheel.
Unless you are using different wheels then tyre sizing will need to be confirmed.

Sometimes with time and high pressures the two rubber surfaces can become quite well stuck together and just need pulling apart.

Thanks

Brake Clearance

By Anonymous

04 Aug 2017

Currently I have a Continental Ultra Sport 700 X 25 on my rear wheel. Would this tire be significantly higher than than the one on my bike?

SJS Customer Service:

Hi, from your question I can't see which diameter you want to fit. If you are going for 25 or 28 the will be no difference. Any larger consider changing both front and rear tyres, also bear in mind clearance where the tyre passes close to the rear triangle of the frame. Thanks

Can I Replace 700Cx40 Tyres With 700Cx45?

By Terry

24 Mar 2017

SJS Customer Service:

Hi yes if you have enough frame and mudguard clearance.