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Explore our extensive range of bike tires at ProBikeKit. Whether you are looking for something that's optimized for pure race-winning speed, designed for comfort and durability while commuting to work, or that's robust and capable while exploring off-road, we have a number of options for all eventualities. Browse our range of road bike tires, mountain bike, and gravel tires.
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Best Bang For Buck

Between land and machine the only contact point we have when out riding our bike's tires. As such, upgrading the stock rubber on your bike — or even swapping out your favorite road tire to something more suited to off-road adventures — can transform your riding experience. Whether you are looking to improve your speed, comfort, or grip when out riding, there’s an option suited to doing just that.

Upgrading what your bike rolls on is also financially prudent. Compared with other components of the bike, even the most expensive bike tire is somewhat affordable for most, making them one of the best value upgrades you can make.

On The Road

The options for use on the road can seem endless. Upgrading to Continental’s latest lightweight road tire, which are designed to offer lower rolling resistance and are optimized purely for speed on the road, can seem like a game changer. Equally, if you are a commuter cyclist, looking for a something as hardened to the winter conditions as you are, then something with a thicker casing intended to minimize the time you spend fiddling with punctures on the side of the road could be the answer. Better yet, a tubeless tire could be the answer to your roadside prayers.

Gravel And Off-road

In recent years the popularity of gravel riding has exploded. To match this trend more and more of the traditional manufacturers, as well as new entrants, are releasing specific tires for use on gravel. Typically these come in wider sizes and can be run tubeless.

Compared to road tires, due to them being wider and having thicker casing, gravel and off-road tires are a little heavier, but are more durable. The extra width means they can be ran at lower pressures, which offers better resistance against impact punctures and more grip on unpredictable surfaces. Additionally, these days the majority of gravel and off-road tires can be set up tubeless, further reducing the amount of time you find yourself fixing punctures.

Shop the best bike tires from Continental, Vittoria, Schwalbe, Maxxis and many more at ProBikeKit.