Tyres

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Sprockets Cycles stocks a wide range of bike tyres from top brands like Michelin, Continental, Maxxis and Pirelli. Whether you're an avid cyclist or a casual rider, we understand the importance of high-quality components that keep you rolling smoothly and safely.

Take a trip to our well-equipped workshop, conveniently located a mere 30-minute drive away from Glasgow.

Our Collection Of High-Quality Bike Tyres

Whether you are looking to eat up trails with some 29ers or want the extra cushioning of 27.5 tyres, our collection of high-quality tyres has what you need. Our of mountain bike tyres come in various widths, from 2” that go all the way up to 2.8” for those who want exceptional grip on the trails.

When it comes to road cycling, our collection boasts a variety of road bike tyres designed to maximise speed, grip, and efficiency. With both 650c and 700c models available, ranging from 23c to 50c. Want that nice middle-ground? We also stock gravel and cyclocross tyres, for those long bikepacking adventures.

For any questions about our bike tyres or other products, please get in touch via phone at 01563 526800 or email us at info@sprocketscycles.com. We also offer various financing options; click here for further information.

What size bike tyre do I need?

The size of your tyre is usually indicated on the sidewall and consists of numbers such as 700x25c or 27.5x2.2. The first number represents the diameter, while the second number indicates the width.
Matching the tyre size with your bike's rim size is essential for proper fit and functionality. If you need help with the correct size, consult your bike's user manual or seek advice from our knowledgeable staff at Sprockets Cycles.
How often should I replace my bike tyres?

As a general guideline, it's recommended to inspect your tyres regularly for signs of wear, cracks, or cuts. If the tread is significantly worn down, or if you notice any damage that compromises the tyre's integrity, it's time for a replacement.
How can I maintain and extend the lifespan of my bike tyres?

Regularly check the tyre pressure and ensure it's within the recommended range the manufacturer provides. Inspect the tyres for any cuts, bulges, or signs of wear, and promptly address any issues to prevent potential failures.