In this category you will find bicycle tires for city bikes, mountain bikes, trekking bikes and road bikes – suitable for various wheel sizes and applications. From puncture-resistant city tires to grippy knobbed tires and lightweight folding tires, the range offers a wide selection for commuters, everyday riders and sporty cyclists in Switzerland. Brands like Schwalbe, Continental, Pirelli and Maxxis stand for quality and with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and to Liechtenstein, replacement tires will be at your home in no time.
Buy bicycle tires online – the right tread for every use
Whether you are looking for a new tire for your city bike, prefer lightweight folding tires on your road bike or want to try tubeless tires for your mountain bike: In this category you will find wire bead tires, folding tires and tubeless models in different widths and sizes. Thanks to well-known brands and a carefully considered selection, you can rely on quality, puncture protection and optimal riding characteristics.
Tire types and their advantages
For everyday use on asphalt, smooth or lightly treaded city and touring tires with low rolling resistance and good wet grip are suitable. Trekking tires offer a balanced mix of road capability and light off-road use. Mountain bike tires with pronounced knobs provide grip on trails and loose surfaces, while narrow road bike tires are designed for speed and lightness. Tubeless tires reduce the risk of punctures and allow lower air pressures, which increases comfort on uneven routes.
Finding the right tire size
The tire size is embossed on the sidewall of your current tire and is composed of diameter and width. Typical sizes range from 20 inches for folding bikes, through 26 and 27.5 inches for mountain bikes, to 28 inches or 700C for trekking and road bikes. The appropriate tire width depends on the inner rim width and the intended use: Wider tires offer more comfort, narrower tires less rolling resistance.
This category is ideal for anyone who uses their bike year-round and relies on reliable tires, from everyday commuters and touring riders to sporty mountain bikers and road cyclists. Even those who have had a flat tire or want to switch to different tires seasonally will find a quick and uncomplicated solution here with delivery throughout Switzerland.
Quality, safety & materials
With bicycle tires, it is worth looking at the rubber compound, the puncture protection belt and the workmanship quality of the carcass. Models with additional puncture protection significantly reduce the risk of flats on everyday routes. High-quality reflective strips on the sidewall also improve visibility in road traffic – an important safety plus for city and country.
Frequently asked questions
What tire size do I need for my bike?▾
You can find the tire size on the sidewall of your current tire as a combination of diameter and width, for example 28 inches or 700C. Alternatively, a look at your bike's owner's manual or a quick check with a specialist dealer will help.
What is the difference between wire bead tires and folding tires?▾
Wire bead tires have a steel core in the bead and are usually cheaper and more robust, but slightly heavier. Folding tires use flexible aramid fibers, are lighter and can be stored compactly, making them particularly attractive for sporty riders and as spare tires on the go.
How often should I change bicycle tires?▾
Bicycle tires should be changed when the tread is heavily worn, the running surface becomes porous or cracks and bulges are visible. With regular use, many manufacturers recommend checking every few months – depending on riding style and surface, a change may be advisable after several thousand kilometers.
What does the tire pressure on the tire mean and how important is it?▾
The tire pressure range indicated on the tire sidewall shows the minimum and maximum pressure in bar or PSI. The correct tire pressure significantly influences rolling resistance, comfort and puncture protection: Too little pressure increases the risk of pinch flats, too much pressure reduces cushioning and can decrease grip.
Which tread is suitable for road, off-road or everyday riding?▾
For paved roads and road bikes, smooth treads or fine grooves are ideal because they offer low rolling resistance. Off-road tires for mountain bikes have coarse knobs for grip on loose surfaces. Everyday tires with a light tread and a good puncture protection belt offer a balanced compromise for commuters and city riding.
Are tubeless tires better than tube-type tires?▾
Tubeless tires without an inner tube offer advantages such as lower weight, better puncture protection through sealant and more riding comfort at lower pressures. Tube-type tires, on the other hand, are easier to mount and accessories are often available. Which system is better depends on the area of use and personal preferences.
How do I store bicycle tires properly so they last a long time?▾
Bicycle tires should be stored dry, cool and protected from direct sunlight, as UV light and high temperatures can make the rubber brittle. It is best to store them lying flat or hanging, without sharp kinks, and away from oils or chemicals.
How do I recognize a high-quality bicycle tire?▾
A high-quality bicycle tire is characterized by an abrasion-resistant rubber compound, reliable puncture protection such as an integrated belt, flexible carcass construction and precisely manufactured treads. Brands like Schwalbe, Continental or Maxxis invest heavily in development and testing, which is reflected in durability and riding performance.
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