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Which tire fits my bike?
Tread worn out? Tires are flat again and again and now buy a tire
with puncture protection? Or put on a wider tire? Find the right tire
now!
Tire label example
Enter label on the bike tire here:
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Explanation of the label on the bike tire:
Specification Meaning
42-622 Tire width 42 mm, tire inner diameter 622 mm (ETRTO
standard)
28x1.60 Tire outer diameter 28", tire width 1.60" (English
designation)
700x40C Tire outer diameter 700 mm, tire width 40 mm, tire
height C = ca. 39 mm (French designation)
HS484 Tread specification
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Suitable tires according to manufacturer's specifications:
Unfortunately, no matching tire to the above specification found.
Available tire widths in mm: 40 42
Tire Puncture protection level** Color Tread Characteristics
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
My tube often has a hole on the outside of the wheel, i.e. towards
the casing, but I don't see any spiky object stuck in the casing/
tire. Where does the hole in the tube come from?
Often a sharp object, such as a piece of glass or a piece of wire,
has pierced the casing and caused the hole in the tube. The sharp
object usually falls off again and can no longer be seen later. For
me, putting on puncture protection tires, which are tires with an
extra protective layer underneath the tread, worked wonders and
permanently solved the problem.
What is the difference between a tire and a casing?
Occasionally, tires are understood to be the combination of a casing
and an inner tube. On this page, however, I make no distinction and
use both terms synonymously.
Which tire is the best for my road bike, city bike, trekking bike,
mountain bike, Dutch bike, folding bike, e-bike, pedelec, kids bike,
youth bike, wheelchair, unicycle, or bicycle trailer?
The best way to replace the tire with a new one of the same size is
to type in the label on the tire above and pay attention to the
dimensions shown, then you'll be on the safe side. However, depending
on your riding speed and trail conditions, different tire widths and
air pressure may be more comfortable. Here you can vary if you are
dissatisfied with the driving behavior of your bike.
For more information, the Wikipedia article on the bicycle tire is
recommended.
* The links marked with an asterisk (*) are so-called affiliate links
(advertising). If you click on an affiliate link and make a purchase
through that link, I receive a commission from the online store or
vendor in question. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying
purchases. The product will not be more expensive for you. I do not
warrant that the items listed will actually fit your bike.
** Puncture protection level: For an explanation of the numbers I
refer to the Schwalbe puncture protection page. Values less than 4 I
have deliberately omitted, because these have too little protective
effect in my opinion.
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