Bike Tires

Bike Tires for Sale: Road, Mountain & Gravel

Bike tires are the only part of your bike that touches the ground, so the right pair changes grip, speed, and comfort. Velozzo stocks bicycle tires in every size, from fast road bike tires to grippy mountain bike tires for the trails. Choose tough gravel bike tires, smooth 700c road tires, or a 26 inch mtb tire, many tubeless and puncture resistant for worry-free miles.

Free USA Shipping

Free USA Shipping

Every tire order ships free, no minimums.
Road Or Trail

Road Or Trail

Tires for road, mountain, and gravel bikes.
Easy 30-Day Returns

Easy 30-Day Returns

Wrong size? Send it back, hassle free.
Puncture Resistant Options

Puncture Resistant Options

Tough casings guard against flats and cuts.

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Tire Type Best For
Road Tires Smooth 700c road tires roll fast on tarmac, ideal for commuting and long rides.
Mountain Tires Knobby mountain bike tires grip loose dirt, mud, and rock on rough off-road trails.
Gravel Tires Versatile gravel bike tires balance speed and grip across mixed roads, tracks, and trails.
Tubeless Tires Tubeless bike tires run lower pressure with fewer flats and much better trail grip.
Puncture Proof Tires A puncture resistant tire adds a tough layer to stop thorns, glass, and debris.

What to Look for When Buying Bike Tires

Tires differ by size, tread, tube type, and casing. These four points help you match the right pair to your bike.
Tire Size

Tire Size

Size must match your wheels exactly. Road bikes use a 700c road tire, while many mountain bikes take a 26 inch mtb tire or larger. The numbers are printed on your own current tire sidewall, so check there first.

Tread Pattern

Tread Pattern

Tread should suit your surface. Slick road bike tires roll fast on tarmac, knobby mountain bike tires bite into dirt, and gravel bike tires sit in between. Pick the tread that matches where you ride most of the time.

Tube Type

Tube Type

Decide between tubeless and tubed tires. Tubeless bike tires run lower pressure with fewer flats, while tubed tires stay simpler and cheaper to fix at home. A folding clincher tire packs small as a handy spare either way, too.

Casing Strength

Casing Strength

Casing decides both toughness and feel. A puncture resistant tire adds a protective belt that stops thorns and glass, ideal for commuting. Lighter race casings roll faster but cut fewer corners on protection, so match casing to your rides.

Typical Specs Across Our Bike Tire Range

Spec Detail
Sizes A 700c road tire, plus 26, 27.5, and 29 inch.
Types Includes road, mountain bike tires, gravel, and tubeless tire options.
Tube Fit Tubeless ready and folding clincher tire versions are both stocked.
Protection Puncture resistant tire casings guard well against thorns and glass.
Brands Vittoria, Continental, Goodyear, CST, and Schwalbe tire brands all stocked.
Best For Suits road, mountain, gravel, hybrid, and everyday commuter bike setups.

Tires work with the whole wheel. Fit them onto fresh bike wheelsets, keep them inflated with pumps and inflators, and learn how to fix a flat bike tire for the road. Not sure on tire size? Read our guide on how to measure bike tire size, then match a set to your mountain bikes or road bikes.

Buy Bike Tires Online at Velozzo

Every bike tire at Velozzo is chosen for grip, low rolling resistance, and long life at any price. Our range covers road, mountain, gravel, and tubeless tires for gravel bikes, electric bikes, and folding bikes, with free shipping across the USA and a 30-day return policy. Not sure which size fits? Our team is available by email and chat seven days a week.
Call (844) 442-3025

Frequently Asked Questions

What size bike tire do I need?
Match the tire to your wheel size, printed on the current tire sidewall. Road bikes use a 700c road tire, while many mountain bikes take a 26 inch mtb tire or a larger 27.5 or 29 inch size.
What is the difference between road and mountain bike tires?
Road bike tires are slim and smooth to roll fast on tarmac. Mountain bike tires are wider with knobs for grip on dirt and rock. Gravel bike tires sit between the two for mixed surfaces.
Are tubeless tires worth it?
For many riders, yes. Tubeless bike tires run lower pressure with fewer flats and better grip, since there is no tube to pinch. They cost a little more to set up but reward you with fewer roadside repairs.
What is a puncture resistant tire?
A puncture resistant tire has a tough belt under the tread that stops thorns, glass, and sharp debris. It is a smart choice for commuting and city riding, where flats from road litter are common.
What does folding clincher mean?
A folding clincher tire uses a flexible bead so it folds up small and light. This makes it easy to carry as a spare and often a little lighter than a rigid wire-bead tire.
How often should I replace my bike tires?
Replace tires when the tread wears flat, cracks appear, or you suffer frequent flats. Rear tires wear faster than front ones. Most riders get a few thousand miles from a good set of bike tires.
Can I put wider tires on my bike?
Often yes, if your frame and rims have clearance. Wider tires add grip and comfort, which is why many riders size up. Check the maximum width your bike allows before buying a bigger set.
Do you offer free shipping on bike tires?
Yes, Velozzo ships every set of bike tires free across the USA with no minimum order. Most orders arrive within a few business days, and each tire is backed by our 30-day return policy. Fitting new tires is easier with the right kit. Grab tire levers from our bike tools range, or shop the wider bike parts collection to finish the job.