ALL MOTORCYCLE TYRE BRANDS

We are an official Anlas approved UK dealer. Founded in the 1960s, Anlas makes a great range of motorcycle and scooter tyres. Their range focuses on Adventure, M+S and small capacity motorcycle tyres - great for riders looking to get a quality tyre on a budget.

Avon has been making tyres in the same factory since 1904. How’s that for British engineering? They started making motorcycle tyres in 1911 and pretty much all of their range is still made in the UK.</span>

We are an official Bridgestone UK dealer. Bridgestone's range of premium motorcycle and scooter tyres are OEM fit for most manufacturers. From the popular Battlax series to the Trail Wing and V02 slicks for trackdays, we stock the lot.

Continental are one of the world's largest tyre manufacturers. They make motorcycles and scooter tyres. Their sports touring range has won plenty of industry awards. We're an official Continental UK dealer.

Known for quality cheap motorcycle tyres, Cheng Shin Tyres cover a wide range of market segments, including tyres and tubes for scooters and motorcycles, including a range of cheap 125cc motorcycle tyres.

With a long heritage dating back to 1888, Dunlop are ingrained in motorsport. All 18 rider and lap records at the TT were set on Dunlop tyres. They’re also the official supplier to Moto2 and Moto3.

Ensign makes a range of classic motorcycle tyres for bikes from the 1960s back to the 1900s. If your bike is from an era where trains were powered by steam then Ensign make a vintage motorcycle tyre for you.

A firm favourite with Adventure, Motocross and Trail riders, Heidenau are a German firm with a no-nonsense approach to motorcycle tyres. Built with grip and longevity in mind, quality tyres at a competitive price.

Since 1962 Kenda has been making tyres for an ever-expanding range of vehicles. They excel in motocross and off-road and their new range is perfect for Adventure-bike riders who like to head off the beaten path.

With a small but perfectly formed range, Maxxis have shaken off their image as a budget-tyre by producing the Supermaxx range - some of the best-rated road and track tyres tyres for real-world riders.

Owned by Pirelli, for years Metzeler are synonymous with touring tyres but they also have an amazing range of sports and track tyres. Their Tourance range is popular with adventure tourers.

Official suppliers to MotoGP, Michelin motorcycle tyres cater for scooters right up to Superbikes. The Pilot Road series are some of the best real-world motorcycle tyres you can get, while Adventure-bike riders favour the Anakee range.

Mitas, part of Yokohama TWS, is one of Europe’s leading motorcycle tyre brands with a decades-long tradition in the motorcycle tyre industry. They have their own central laboratory, R&amp;D know-how and in-house compound development. All their tyres pass rigorous testing procedures before they are launched to the market. You'll see these as OE fitment on a lot of recent KTMs.

Growing in popularity, Motoz tyres are a great option for those looking to take their Adventure bike on a trail riding holiday where they'll be tackling serious off-road.

Premium motorcycle tyre manufacturer Pirelli has deep roots in motorsport but they also produce the award winning Angel GT 2 touring tyre and Scorpion Trail tyre for adventure bikes.

Spanish-based Rebel Tyres produce a concise range of market-leading enduro, extreme enduro, trail and adventure tyres, plus high quality mousse inserts.

Established in 1946, the Shinko Group began as a manufacturer of bicycle tyres and tubes in Osaka, Japan that today has become a burgeoning manufacturer of rubber products.

Kings make a range of value for money quality motorcycle inner tubes. Ideal for small capacity motorcycles and riders who do all their miles on the road; they're a safe bet and a reliable choice.