Metzeler Tyres

With the start of the new motorbike season, motorbike owners begin preparing their machines for the road, checking all systems and mechanisms, and sometimes even replacing tyres. If you're looking for new motorbike tyres, you should consider Metzeler—a reliable manufacturer with impeccable German quality.

What are Metzeler Tyres Good For?

Metzeler, founded by Friedrich Metzeler, originally specialised in rubber products and then expanded its range to include bicycle, car, and motorbike tyres. In the late 1970s, the company focused exclusively on motorbike tyres and in 1986 became part of the Pirelli Group. Manufacturing experience has allowed Metzeler to innovate, such as the use of buna rubber since the 90s, leading to speed records and market conquest. The tyres provide excellent grip and even load distribution, which increases driving safety. Plus, they adapt easily to different road surfaces and driving styles, making them a reliable choice.

A Variety of Models from Metzeler

Metzeler offers tyres of different designs:

• Diagonal construction provides good stability and speed performance.
• Radial construction increases stiffness in the shoulder areas, improving handling.
• A traditional carcass with a brace layer can withstand heavy loads.
• Radial tyres with a diagonal breaker are ideal for top speeds and cornering stability.

Metzeler also classifies its tyres into series, such as:

• ME for medium and small cc motorbikes.
• Enduro for excellent grip on different types of surfaces.
• Roadtec for motorbike touring.
• Sportec for sports motorbikes.
• Tourance tyres for road and touring motorbikes with increased service life due to their construction and tread design.
• Unicross motorbike tyres for motocross enthusiasts that can withstand the most extreme weather.
• Lasertec tyres designed for motorbikes of highway type. The rubber has a classic tread pattern, front and rear tyres differ in design.
• Racetec tyres for sports motorbikes, there are several modifications and have different levels of stiffness.