What size bmx tyres should i run?

That's the set up and thats what I perfer. Only downside i've found is that it makes turning manuals a little harder. If you want speed and carve stick with what you have. If you want to go 1.5mph and hop on to 1ft ledges get some 2.6 or what ever they're up to now.

1.95 in the front, 1.85 or 1.75 rear

Try 2.1 front and back and see how that feels

It really depends on your personal riding style.

Street: Usually a thicker tire to hold up to grinds, hops, hard landings to flat, stuff like that. I'd say 2.20 to 2.40

Park: Thinner and lighter tires usually do the trick. I'd say 1.85 to 2.10 (Don't get me wrong, some park riders run fats)

Dirt: Knobby and fat tires to grip loose stuff. I'd say 2.125 - 2.25

I know KHE makes the MAC series tires that are crazy light. Specialized also makes some fairly light ones, I'm running them now. Maybe Maxxis or Tioga as well. Hope this helps! :D

readybmxer wrote:

It really depends on your personal riding style.

Street: Usually a thicker tire to hold up to grinds, hops, hard landings to ...more

readybmxer wrote:

It really depends on your personal riding style.

Street: Usually a thicker tire to hold up to grinds, hops, hard landings to flat, stuff like that. I'd say 2.20 to 2.40

Park: Thinner and lighter tires usually do the trick. I'd say 1.85 to 2.10 (Don't get me wrong, some park riders run fats)

Dirt: Knobby and fat tires to grip loose stuff. I'd say 2.125 - 2.25

I know KHE makes the MAC series tires that are crazy light. Specialized also makes some fairly light ones, I'm running them now. Maybe Maxxis or Tioga as well. Hope this helps! :D

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thanks dude!
i will be buying a animal 2.0 tyre in the back and for now i will keep my 2.25 in the front.
i mostly ride park, sometimes street, do you think thats a good setup or nah?

readybmxer wrote:

It really depends on your personal riding style.

Street: Usually a thicker tire to hold up to grinds, hops, hard landings to ...more

readybmxer wrote:

It really depends on your personal riding style.

Street: Usually a thicker tire to hold up to grinds, hops, hard landings to flat, stuff like that. I'd say 2.20 to 2.40

Park: Thinner and lighter tires usually do the trick. I'd say 1.85 to 2.10 (Don't get me wrong, some park riders run fats)

Dirt: Knobby and fat tires to grip loose stuff. I'd say 2.125 - 2.25

I know KHE makes the MAC series tires that are crazy light. Specialized also makes some fairly light ones, I'm running them now. Maybe Maxxis or Tioga as well. Hope this helps! :D

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mrbmxerforlife112 wrote:

thanks dude!
i will be buying a animal 2.0 tyre in the back and for now i will keep my 2.25 in the front.
i mostly ride park, ...more

mrbmxerforlife112 wrote:

thanks dude!
i will be buying a animal 2.0 tyre in the back and for now i will keep my 2.25 in the front.
i mostly ride park, sometimes street, do you think thats a good setup or nah?

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Yeah dude good choice sounds great!