How to take care of your bike tires

A bike puncture is the dread of most cyclists. But over the years, progress has been made in this area and the risk of a bike puncture can be reduced by taking a few precautions. Discover the tips and tricks from our experts to ride your bike with greater peace of mind.

Tire sealant is a game-changer for cyclists, offering automatic puncture repair and improving the performance of tubeless-ready tires. Whether you're riding on the road, gravel, or mountain trails, knowing how to apply and maintain tire sealant can help prevent flats and extend the life of your tires. In this guide, we’ll cover why you need tire sealant, how to apply it, and best practices for maintenance.

You're riding your bike and you feel a bump at the rear with each turn of the wheel, a lateral or vertical shake, which is not only unpleasant but can also, in some cases, destabilise the bike and even lead to a fall. It is therefore important to deal with the problem as quickly as possible to enjoy a better cycling experience. So what should you do if your back bike wheel wobbles? Find the answers in our article.

Storing your tires (mounted or dismounted) may sometimes be necessary. What special precautions should you take for bike tire storage to preserve them as much as possible? Should tires be stored differently depending on whether they are tubeless, tubed or tubular? You'll find out all you need to know after reading our experts' recommendations in this article.

Breaking in new tires is an essential step to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Our experts recommend a gradual process that allows the tire to reach its final shape and adapt to the road conditions. In this guide, we explain why breaking in your tires is important, how long it takes, and the best methods to do it correctly.