reTyre zip-on modular bicycle tires

Published 19 December 2022; updated 21 September 2026; 3-minute read. reTyre’s modular system uses a base tire with a zipper so riders can attach different tread skins in under a minute, including options for changing road or winter conditions. The article says the company also offered a similar system for wheelchairs. reTyre claims its skins make tires nearly puncture-free and allow up to 80% of returned tire rubber to be reused through a deposit-and-recycling program.

The article describes demand exceeding supply in 2020, with international interest from Canada, Greenland and South Korea as well as Nordic markets. reTyre reported expanding production control and logistics, and a manufacturing agreement with Germany’s KRAIBURG. The page says its production process removes manual steps and uses resources more efficiently. Sales and output growth targets in the article refer to 2021 and 2022 and are historical projections, not current figures.

Categories: transportation and circular economy. Linked UN SDGs: 11 and 12. Public contact: Tamara Rosic, Chief Marketing Officer, marketing@retyre.co. Company: RETYRE AS, Glynitveien 27, 1400 Ski, Norway; retyre.co.

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