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Tires are designed for different bike types and riding conditions. They vary in size, tread pattern, grip, and durability depending on where and how you ride.

Colorado Cyclist offers bicycle tires for road, mountain, gravel, and BMX bikes from brands such as Continental, Maxxis, Schwalbe, Vittoria, Pirelli, and Kenda. Whether you need new tires or replacements for worn ones, you can browse by bike type, size, or brand.

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Shop Bike Tires by Type

Explore our tire collections based on your bike and riding style.

Shop Bike Tires by Size

Bike tire sizes vary by bike and wheel type. Before buying, check the tire size printed on your current tire and confirm compatibility with your rims and frame.

Explore common tire sizes:

  • 700c Tires: Common on road and gravel bikes.
  • 650b Tires: Used on gravel bikes and some mountain bikes.
  • 29er Tires: Popular for mountain biking.
  • 27.5 Tires: Used on many mountain bikes.
  • 26 Inch Bike Tires: Found on some mountain bikes and other bicycles.
  • 24 Inch Bike Tires: Used on certain BMX, youth, and other bikes.

Tire width also affects comfort, grip, and handling. Make sure the width you choose fits your rims, frame, and fork.

Shop by Brand

Explore bike tires from Maxxis, Schwalbe, Kenda, Pirelli, Vittoria, Panaracer, Teravail, Continental, ⁠CST Tires, and ⁠Vee Tire Co Tires. Each brand offers different tire models for various cycling disciplines.

Complete your Tire Setup 

Replacing bicycle tires may also require additional components:

What to Consider When Buying Bike Tires

Beyond size and riding style, several features can help you compare cycling tires:

  • Tread pattern: Smooth tread works well on pavement, while more aggressive patterns provide traction on loose surfaces.
  • Rubber compound: Affects grip, rolling resistance, and wear.
  • Casing construction: Influences tire weight, flexibility, and puncture protection.
  • Tubeless compatibility: Allows compatible tires to run without inner tubes when paired with suitable rims, valves, and sealant.

These features can help you compare bike tires for sale based on performance and durability.

Tire Accessories

Complete your tire setup with tubeless kits, tubeless valves, and bike tubes.

For mountain bike setups, tire inserts can provide additional impact protection, while mountain bike wheels are available for complete wheel upgrades.

FAQ

Can I use the same bike tires all year?

Yes, but tire performance depends on weather and terrain. Some tires provide better grip in wet or muddy conditions.

Do front and rear bike tires need to match?

No. You can use different tires on the front and rear to balance grip, control, and rolling performance.

How long do bicycle tires last?

Tire lifespan depends on mileage, riding conditions, and tire construction. Check regularly for tread wear and damage.

Can I use a wider tire?

Yes, if your frame, fork, rim, and brakes have enough clearance for the new width.