Tire tips & advice for bicycle Welcome to the ultimate guide to bicycle tires!

A bike puncture is something every cyclist dreads, but with advancements in tire technology, the risk of a puncture can be minimized with a few simple precautions. Discover expert tips to help you ride with greater peace of mind.

Whether your tires are mounted on wheels or stored separately, there may be times when proper bike tire storage is necessary, especially during Canada’s winter months or extended periods off the bike. But what special precautions should you take to preserve your tires in the best possible condition? Should storage methods differ based on tire type? Read on for our expert recommendations tailored to Canadian cyclists.

Whatever your cycling activity, some tires will be more suitable than others. How do you choose the right bike tires to get the performance you expect? Find the answers in our complete guide.

Need to replace your bike’s inner tube but unsure where to start? Michelin experts break down how to choose the right inner tube and explain how to install it properly for a smooth, safe ride.

Changing a bike tire might seem daunting at first, but punctures are a part of riding. Whether you're on a quick commute or exploring Canada’s backroads, knowing how to change a tire helps keep you rolling without delay. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps.

Compared to Tubetype and Tubeless Ready tires, fitting a tubular tire can be more complex and time-consuming. Not only is it glued to the rim, but it's also sewn around the inner tube, meaning that replacing it requires changing the entire assembly. Fortunately, we’re here to guide you step-by-step through the process of fitting a tubular tire. Note: This guide applies to both road and cyclocross tubular tires.

The bike tire valve is the component attached to the inner tube that allows air to flow in or out of the tire. There are four main types of bike tire valves, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Let’s explore these valve types in more detail.

This technical glossary will help you better understand the various markings and technical terms commonly used in cycling. Terms are listed alphabetically, making it easier to find the information you need when reading tire specifications or choosing the right equipment for your bike.