Choosing Schwalbe MTB tires made easy! Everything you need to know about Addix, EVO and co.
Confused about MTB tire casings? We simplify TPI, armor, and ply for you. Make a smarter choice for your mountain bike.
Explore the ultimate guide to Maxxis MTB Tire Casings! Learn the differences between EXO, DD, TPI, and more for your ride.
Find your perfect downhill MTB tire combo with our quick guide. Durability, grip, and performance: Make your choice easy!
Make sense of your bike tire labels! This guide decodes tire sizes, casings, compounds and pressures for you.
There are ways to minimize the risk of flatting your MTB tire.
All are very easy to do and most are free so you (almost) never get a puncture again.
This is a quick guide on Maxxis MTB tires explaining compounds, casings and what MaxxTerra, EXO, 3C, and 120 TPI mean.
Find out the best tire pressure for your mountain bike with this chart to improve handling and reduce flats. Get straight to the point advice on setting your PSI correctly.
The tire beads are what hold the tire on the rim. As the only part of the tire actually touching the rim, beadings are important for a tire to get right - especially for air-tight tubeless tires.
There are different beading materials like steel, Kevlar and aramid.
Better known as wire bead tires and folding tires.
60 TPI or 120 TPI are common labels on the sidewall of MTB tires. They describe the tire casing.
There are clear differences and benefits for each. Choose depending on riding style.