About
We don't ask if a tire is good. We ask how it rides.
Good to Ride helps you pick a gravel tire for where and how you ride. Instead of reviews and “best tire” lists, we collect riders' experiences: setup, mileage, surfaces, conditions and specific ratings.
Why we're doing this
A manufacturer's description tells you how a tire should ride. A review tells you how it rode for one person: on their bike, at their weight and pressure, on their trails. Neither says much about how it will ride for you.
There is no single best tire. The same tire can hold hardpack beautifully and give up in mud. So we compare experiences from riders who ride the way you do, and we always say how much data stands behind a result.
Who's behind it
Good to Ride is a small, independent project. It isn't owned by a tire brand or a shop. We don't sell tires, there are no ads or affiliate links, and no brand pays for a place in the results.
The order of tires comes only from riders' experiences and from how you describe your riding. The operator's details and contact address are on the Contact page.
Where we are
We're at the start, collecting the first experiences. We match a size once at least 3 riders have described it. Until then we say it plainly: not enough data. Our first goal: matches for 10 sizes.
- Experiences
- 18
- Tires described
- 7
- Sizes with matches
- 0of 10
Live numbers
Needs more experiences
Riding one of these, or another gravel tire? Describe it. No account needed.
What happens to your data
- You don't need an account. We don't ask for your name or e-mail, and ratings are never published under your name.
- Your experience goes into aggregated riding data. Individual experiences are never shown to other riders.
- We count visits with Plausible, without tracking cookies. Data is processed in the EU.
- You can ask us to delete your experiences on the Contact page.
A question, a note, a missing tire? Write to hello@goodtoride.cc