Latest Rubber Developments

Japanese boutique rubber is here. Hand-made in Japan with Panaracer and beloved by the randonneur crowd. Hêtre, Écureuil, Lierre, Cerf Vert and the rest are now here for your rubberloving pleasure.

Because apparently this now a thing.

Duro tyres are now here, bringing everything from BMX and commuters to full cursed supermarket rubber.

More weird bike-shop-wall rubber enters the archive.

Continental, Michelin, Vittoria, Pirelli, Goodyear, IRC and others get a deep sensual cleanup pass.

After a surprising number of requests from rubber sniffers.

The new site gets another signal boost from our friends at Bikepacking.com.

Hundreds more tyres arrive, including a truly concerning amount of Kenda variants.

The all new Rubberlover is here! Bringing 18 brands, new and improved search, and a tyre pimp.

Dreams of a new and improved Rubberlover keep me awake at night, and eventually the site is rebuilt around structured data, long-term maintainability, and awkward inuendo.

Dirty domain squatters take the Rubberlover domain and stuff it down their unwashed pants.

Keeping up with endless tyre variants and broken manufacturer data finally becomes too much for my poor little brain.

The original site gets an unexpected push into the bikepacking mainstream.

The tyre industry continues inventing infinite combinations of sidewalls, casings and nonsense.

The original site gets one of its earliest big pushes into the alt-cycling world.

Built to compare tyres for bike builds without opening endless tabs.