MSRP
from €
37
from CHF
39
from $
45
from NT$
1 272
Net weight
from
535
g
Product details
Let your muscles play on the up-hills and switch to attack mode for the
down-hills. This is exactly what the DT Swiss Enduro rims are made for.
Each rim is a piece of high precision engineering and thanks to the
extremely resistant aluminum alloy, the 533d can cope with the most
demanding trails.
According to your selection 533d we found 6 models. Please use the model finder above to narrow down the models. Select the model for which you need product support.
The current DT Swiss wheels are tubeless-ready and come with mounted tubeless rim tape and corresponding valves. For conversion, you will need a tubeless-capable tire (optimal: UST) and tire sealant. You can find both at an official dealer. Our How To video will take you through step-by-step assembly.
If you have previously ridden your bike with a tube or if the tape no longer sticks properly to the rim, we recommend that you replace the rim tape as a precaution.
How to attach the tubeless rim tape:
1. Measure the inside width of the rim.
2. The tubeless rim tape should be approx. 2 mm wider than the rim and can be bought from a specialist store.
3. Apply the tubeless rim tape. Depending on the rim/tire combination, it may be helpful to apply two or three layers of tubeless rim tape to optimally seal the rim bed.
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You can use the Spoke Calculator to work out the correct spoke length and wheel weight. If your dealer doesn't have your required spoke length in stock, use one that is 1 mm longer.
For dealers: Order spare parts via our distributors or directly via our B2B online shop. Prices and availability are shown directly on the B2B online shop.
As wider rims have developed, so have wider tires. However, the different tire and rim widths are not universally compatible. Essentially: The wider the rim, the wider the tires that can be fitted.
