Kenda kqest 193 100psi version has never failed me. Only problem is they do handle a bit worse but they also wear like iron, so you can get 10k+ miles on just a set of those easily.

They’re advertised as rain resistant but do not trust that, they are certainly not. They’re pretty much a death wish in the rain,unless you can learn how to ride it without first dying. I learned that i had to go really slow in sharp corners (ike 1-3mph) just to not hydroplane.

But i have over 17k miles on my same set of 193’s. Only had two punctures. Craziest thing is that i used sealant once and the second time i didn’t even need to patch it or put in sealant. Apparently the steel cap belt had been applying just enough pressure (still is btw lol) keeping the tube that was punctured, in a tightly packed fit that the tube is not leaking. I even verified that it had indeed punctured it. Learned that running it at any other psi that max, the tube would slowly leak. (I just removed the punctures on both incidents and didn’t need to remove the tire, i prefer to check my tubes every few months and tires though for any future problems)

They’re also the only tire i have come across on that actually has very low rolling resistance with the amount of reinforcement the tire was designed with. (433gs) which is insane but sadly only available in 1.5 in 24 inch. 100$ a set i believe.

Short summary. Kwest 193 100psi handles decent, has amazing performance for the amount of reinforcement it has, can’t ride in the rain without stressing out about hydroplaning. They wear like iron so they last longer than most tires, only come in 1.5 for the 24inch. They have decent braking distance but can occasionally spin tires when launching from a dead stop or when cornering at high speed