This is all the info I found around the bicycle tire.
38-622 (700x38c-28×1(5/8)X1(1/2)
Min 50-85 PSI
(3.5-5.9 bar 350-590 kpo)
I’m very confused about the tire. Can I use maybe a different tire? But it’ll work as the same. I need a new tube and tire. The tire is ripped and the tube keeps inflating
by diminto_
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700×38 shouldn’t be unusual.
Take it in to a bike shop and they should have what you need. 700x38c should be pretty comon
Look for “700×36” tire which is similar and easier to find. Tubes cover a range, so you want “700c x 30-40” or something like that.
Diameter (“700”) must match, width (“36”) is squishy.
All hail Sheldon Brown!
There is size chart:
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html
When i google search 700 38c i get a lot of options……
That’s a pretty common tire, 700x38c or 38-622, forget the other numbers.
Throw it out. I bet its a cheap chinese brand that they sometimes sell with cheap bikes. You will spend forever repairing punctures because it won’t have anything but the rubber under the tread.
You can tell when you bend it, good tires have a layer of puncture proofing on the inside.
We accidently bought tires like that and after a couple of punctures bought something named, like Maxxis, in our case. The difference is remarkable,
What brand bike is it?
It says 700x35c, common as muck size. All decent bike shops should sell these tyres and tubes.
Size used to be most common on Hybrid types of bikes. You might be able to go wider if you wanted 700×40 for example, just depends on frame/fork clearance.