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First of all, it's not a dt swiss rim, secondly, if I look at the above table, 60 mm should be fine.

I wouldn't say I'm determined to have wider tires, I just want tires more suitable for my use than the current Energizer Plus tires. Even if I can't fit wider than 50, I would still like something better suited for touring with a mix of pavement and forest trails. JW365 seems like a good bet, I...

I asked the manufacturer which tires I could fit on the bike as it stands, they told me. Why would they tell me a size that wouldnt fit on the wheel rim? I've never had any trouble going from 23 to 35 on a roadbike, why would this be a problem?

I get what you're saying, but they told me that up to 65 mm is within limits. Also, on my other bikes I've been used to a wide variety of widths on the same bike, on my roadbike 23-35 mm. Going from 50 to 55 or 60 should not be a problem.

The bike has room for 65 mm tires they told me. 60 mm looks doable at least. But I am not sure how much grip or comfort it will add or how much range it will cost.

Hi there, I have owned the bike for a year and it's great. But it came with Schwalbe Energizer Plus 622-50 tires. They are okay, but I probably use the bike more off-road than they are designed for. I am not talking about crazy stuff, I mostly use it as transportation for camping in the woods...