B'TWIN Tyres feedback

[Gringo]

Has anyone used b'twin tyres, especially the B'TWIN City 5 Protect Hybrid Bike Tyre - 700x45.
These would be for my human only bike.
I have 700x38 at the moment and would like to take some of the buzz out of the trails I like to ride, partly hardpack dirt & gravel. 45c is probably the biggest I could squeeze in the frame.
Because there's nothing wrong with my current tyres and I'm only looking to go a little bigger just as an experiment, I didn't want to spend a lot and the above tyres are only £9.99 each.
I've been spoiled a bit because I have 2.1" big apples on my pedelec, they roll well and are über comfortable

 

[Fordulike]

Crikey, what size font is that? My eyeballs nearly exploded

 

[Gringo]

Crikey, what size font is that? My eyeballs nearly exploded

Sorry about that, it just came out that way and I couldn't change it

 

[anotherkiwi]

My mate still has his trekking 5s on his bike which surprised me in an agreeable fashion. My Michelin tyres were called city protect and had a similar tread, could they be the manufacturer supplying Decathlon?

In that case my rear lasted 3500 km + and the front is like new. I think the weight of the motor inside a cheap Chinese rim got the best of the rear which may have been under inflated at some point (though it was always above minimum recommended pressure when I checked).

 

[Artstu]

With have a Btwin racing bike with Btwin tyres, the walls of the tyres were very badly cracked within 6 months, I did replace them and noted the cracks probably didn't affect the structure of the tyre and they were pretty heavy compared to the replacement Continentals.