Choose according to cycling needs: Different cycling scenarios have different requirements for tire performance. For example, mountain cycling requires tires to have high grip and shock absorption performance; Highway cycling places more emphasis on tire wear resistance and lightweight.

Pay attention to brand and quality: Choosing tires from well-known brands and high-quality materials can help ensure product performance and safety.

Consider size and specifications: Choose the appropriate tire based on the size and specifications of the bicycle hub to ensure smooth installation.

Bicycle tires typically consist of three parts: tread, sidewall, and bead. Among them, the tread is the part where the tire directly contacts the ground, and its material is mostly rubber or synthetic rubber, which has excellent wear resistance and skid resistance. The tire wall is responsible for supporting the tire structure, generally using high elasticity, fatigue resistant nylon or polyester fiber materials. The tire bead is the part that connects the tire to the wheel hub, usually made of steel wire or alloy materials to ensure a tight connection between the tire and the wheel hub.