For what its worth, innova dont make own design tyres. All their tread patterns are just clones of real manufacturers. They make knockoffs.
With small non road legal tyres, theres usually ONE real manufacturer, the proper manufacturer, such as kenda that make the tyres. Then there are all the nasty cheap ones, that just have no clue, or even intention, of making a good tyre. They just buy a quality original, and they do the following.
1. They use it to make a mould. So that they "copy" or steal the tread pattern. Ever noticed how many different tyres with different brand names all have the same copied tread pattern? Thats clue one. A genuin manufacturer would never copy another manufacturers tyre.
2. Some that have a quality brand, such as carlisle, kenda, etc, copy, dont even bother to remove the original brand name. So now you can buy two different tyres, with vastly different build quality, with the same name and tread pattern...
3. Some even copy or clone the knock off ones... So its like copying casette tapes, the 3rd or 4th generation ones are worse and worse copies!
How to know what you are getting? It can be hard. I am used to looking at tyres, from racing bikes etc. I can tell a quality construction,well bonded, stiff sidewalls, accurate bead area, steel belted or cross ply, radial ply, and so on by the feel, look, smell, amount of flash, bead quality, internal feel, etc.
But this is much harder on small non road legal tyres. So only buy from reliable sources, like
http://www.allteraintyres.co.uk and only buy well known brands. And examine them carefully when you get them. Some cheap copy tyres have little, or no sidewall plys, or out of round rubber, or the bead area has way more flash, often needing trimming off with a knife. Some even if they apear good, do not run true. Like this one. Also, fancy tread patterns do not make a good tyre. Its internal construction, does. But thats hard to see. So good source, branded tyres.
Not round. Junk. Thrown away 3 mins after this...
http://www.wheelchairdriver.com/gopro/bad_tyre.mp4