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The new Bike Tire Pressure Calculator from Wolf Tooth Components uses metrics like wheel size, tire width, rider weight, and even temperature to help you dial in your ideal tire pressure. See how it works here…
We’ve all been there, getting ready for a ride, perhaps somewhere new, unsure of exactly what tire pressure to use. The fact is, tire pressure is important. It can sometimes mean the difference between an enjoyable and frustrating ride, and it’s one of the easiest (and cheapest) ways to improve your bike’s performance. The new Wolf Tooth Bike Tire Pressure Calculator takes all the guesswork out of dialing in your tire pressure by using a number of factors, including the type of terrain, riding conditions, rider info, and bike details.
The tool, available as a mobile app or on desktop, offers advanced and basic modes. The advanced mode considers several factors to identify the ideal tire pressure for the ride ahead, including rider weight, casing type, conditions, riding temperature, and more. The basic mode provides a recommended tire pressure based on rider weight, riding conditions, and tire size. Both modes recommend unique front and rear tire pressures.
The app can save bike and tire pressure data and includes some helpful info on tire pressure and why lower pressures are generally better, and the calculator can easily switch between metric and imperial. You can download the mobile app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store or access it for desktop use and learn more at WolfToothComponents.com.
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