Cycling Tires
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49% off
Maxxis Re-Fuse Gen 1 MaxxShield Cycling Tire
$67.00 - $90.99$34.99 - $90.99 -
Continental Top Contact2 Cycling Tire
$96.99 -
Schwalbe Marathon Almotion Cycling Tire
$108.99 - $124.99 -
Schwalbe Racing Ray Super Race Cycling Tire
$124.99 -
Continental Ruban MTB Tire
$69.93 - $83.99 -
Kenda K1152 Flintridge Pro Cyclocross Cycling Tire
$73.99 - $94.99 -
Michelin Wild AM Competition Line MTB Tire
$98.99 -
Maxxis DTR-1 Cycling Tire
$43.99 - $50.00 -
Schwalbe Racing Ray Super Ground Cycling Tire
$123.99 - $138.99 -
Schwalbe Thunder Burt Super Ground Cycling Tire
$124.99 - $127.99 -
Schwalbe Little Joe K-Guard Cycling Tire
$44.99 -
Maxxis Re-Fuse Gen 2 MaxxShield Cycling Tire
$63.99
About Cycling Tires
Your frame decides what fits. Wheel diameter is locked to your rim, and width is capped by your frame and fork clearance. Check your bike’s spec sheet or max tire clearance before shopping.
How to Use the Tire Filter
Our filter uses two fields: Tire Height and Tire Width.
- Tire Height = Wheel Diameter. Numbers like 26, 27.5, and 29 (or 650B/700C) are wheel sizes, not sidewall height. Match this to your rim first.
- Tire Width = The actual tire width in inches. Narrow widths are fast and light. Wider ones grip harder.
Popular Tire Heights
- 29 – The modern standard for trail, XC, and enduro.
- 27.5 – Still common for aggressive trail and mullet setups.
- 26 – Older bikes and dirt jumpers.
Popular Tire Widths
Popular Combos
- 29 x 2.40, 29 x 2.50 – The default trail setup today.
- 27.5 x 2.40, 27.5 x 2.50, 27.5 x 2.60 – Aggressive and playful.
- 29 x 2.20, 29 x 2.25, 29 x 2.30 – Classic XC speed.
- 27.5 x 2.80, 27.5 x 3.00 – Plus bike territory.
- 26 x 2.10, 26 x 2.20, 26 x 2.30 – Old-school standard.