Bike Tyres

Discover The Quality Range Of Bike Tyres At Anaconda

Anaconda's bike tyre selection caters to every cyclist's needs, ensuring a smooth ride on diverse terrains. Explore a diverse range, including high-performance road tyres, rugged mountain bike treads and versatile hybrid options. From renowned brands such as Repco, our range of BMX tyres, mountain bike tyres and more boast durability, traction and puncture resistance. Choose from various bicycle tyre sizes to match your bike specifications. Whether you're an avid road racer or a trail enthusiast, Anaconda's bicycle tyre range guarantees exceptional quality and performance, enhancing your cycling experience. Elevate your ride with Anaconda's extensive and meticulously curated collection of bike tyres, ensuring optimal performance and durability for every adventure.

Changing the tyres on your bike is reasonably simple, but the main issue is to make sure that you get the right tyre for your particular bike, as wheel sizes vary in circumference and width. Also, your bike tyre has an inner tube, so before you start to change your tyre, check that it is not simply a new inner tube that is required. High-quality mountain bike tyres and road bike tyres can last a long time, so it is worth investing in name brands. Whether you are looking for mountain bike tyres, clincher tyres, off-road tyres, BMX tyres or foldable tubular tyres for your bike or scooter, check out the entire Anaconda range of bike tyres online or in-store and appreciate our lowest available price guarantee.

Bike Tyres FAQs

How to pump up bike tyres?

To pump up bike tyres, follow these steps:

1. Check the recommended pressure marked on the tyre sidewall.
2. Unscrew the valve cap and attach the pump nozzle securely to the valve.
3. Pump in short, controlled bursts, periodically checking the pressure with a gauge. 4. Once the desired pressure is reached, remove the pump nozzle and secure the valve cap. Regularly inflate bike tyres to maintain optimal performance and safety.

What pressure should bike tyres be?

Bike tyre pressure varies based on factors like rider weight, bike type and riding conditions. Generally, bicycle tyres typically range from 80 to 130 psi, while mountain bike tyres may be around 30 to 50 psi. Consult the tyre sidewall for the manufacturer's recommended pressure, ensuring a balance between comfort, traction and efficiency for a safe and enjoyable ride.

How long do bike tyres last?

The lifespan of bike tyres depends on usage, terrain and maintenance. On average, road bike tyres may last 3,000 to 6,000 kilometres, while mountain bike tyres might endure 600 to 3,000 kilometres. Regular inspections for wear and timely replacements contribute to maximising bike tyre longevity in Australian conditions, influenced by factors like weather, road surfaces and riding intensity.

How to measure bike tyres?

To measure bike tyres, locate the tyre size markings on the sidewall. The typical format is like "700 x 25c" for road bikes or "26 x 2.1" for mountain bikes. The first number indicates the tyre diameter and the second represents the tyre width. Use a tape measure or ruler for precision. Ensure compatibility by matching the new tyre's size with the existing one.

Shop The Full Range Of Bike Tyres At Anaconda

Check out our full range of bike tyres including bicycle tyres, mountain bike tyres, BMX tyres and more, and make sure you have the best gear for your next outdoor adventure! At Anaconda, we offer gift cards, Club deals, payment options and new arrivals that you won't be able to resist. Browse our entire cycling range including spare parts & repair, pumps & inflation, bike tools & repair kits, bike cleaners & lubricants, parts & componentry, bike tubes and more, and check out our Adventure Centre for helpful tips and exciting destinations such as Essential Bike Repair And Maintenance Tips and How To Change A Bike Tyre. Anaconda strives to inspire, equip & enable Australians with the best value and broadest range of outdoor adventure and sporting products! Shop online or in-store at Anaconda today.