An important point to think about when choosing a good spare tire is the right size. Of course, you choose one with the right dimensions. Otherwise, it will not install properly and even if it is installed, it is not as efficient as possible before work.
You can actually see the extent of your old tires, as it is written in the rule of its side walls. But if you can not measure with a tape measure. Here's how:
Step 1: Inflate the tires first. E 'it is much easier to measure the size of the old tire when inflated. Use a pressure gauge and pump. Do not drive or under the tires, as this can give inaccurate readings.
Step 2: Have someone hold the bike upright. If there is no one to support, you can prop the bike on a wall only until it is vertical.
Step 3: Now you can measure with the help of a trusty tape measure. Putthe tip of a meter in the center of the bottom of the tire. The work of the tape to the top of the tire. Now you are measuring a vertical line. This is the size of the diameter of the tire.
Step 4: Measure the width, only the tip of the strip on one side of the tire and your work the other way. This is the thickness or width and this is usually the second number on the tire size description.
Normally, these detailsManual of the bicycle. You may need to manually search for when they are hidden somewhere. If there are no manuals, you can search for any document that came with the bike that has the details of the correct size of bicycle tires.
You can also change the size of the circle, as this is the right size tire to go with him to determine. If you already have a flat tire, and you can not quote the above steps, you can always measure the circle.Again, this would be better so you do not need to see the tire pressure.
is your last chance, go to an expert in a bike shop as they have the bike and measure you look the right size.
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