Cycling — Tires

Choosing a bike tire starts with the system it needs to work with: clincher tires pair with an inner tube and are easiest to service roadside, tubeless setups use sealant to seal small punctures on the move, and tubular tires are glued to the rim and still favoured in racing. Width matters just as much as type — 25-28mm suits road riding, 32-40mm gravel, and 2.1-2.6 inches covers most mountain bike terrain. A Kevlar puncture belt costs a little rolling efficiency but pays it back in fewer flats.

GearEurope stocks tires from the cycling brands riders trust, covering road, gravel and mountain disciplines. Every order ships free across Europe, and our 14-day return window means a tire that doesn't suit your rims is easy to send back.