Enter your weight, bike type, tire width, wheel size, terrain, and tire type (tube or tubeless). Click the ‘Calculate’ button and the calculator will display the recommended pressure for the front and rear tires in both bar and PSI values.

Properly adjusted pressure improves control, reduces the risk of punctures, increases comfort, and extends tire life. Too low pressure can lead to rim damage, while too high pressure reduces grip and comfort during the ride.

For MTB bikes, the pressure usually ranges between 1.6 and 2.5 bar, depending on rider weight, tire width, and terrain. Lower pressure is used on technical trails and softer terrain for better grip, while harder surfaces require higher pressure.

On asphalt, it is recommended to use higher pressure for less rolling resistance. On gravel, trails, or muddy terrain, pressure should be reduced to improve grip and comfort. The pressure calculator automatically adjusts the recommendation based on the selected terrain.

Yes. Tubeless tires usually require 5–10% less pressure than standard tubed tires. This allows better contact with the ground and reduces the chance of punctures, while the tubeless system allows riding with lower pressure without the risk of a ‘pinch flat’.

It is best to check the pressure before every ride, while the tires are cold. Temperature significantly affects pressure values, so measurements after a long ride or sun exposure are not accurate.