Motocross tires
A rear tire that slides out when you exit a corner and hit the throttle, or a front tire that loses grip on a bone-dry dirt track. Your tires are your only point of contact with the ground. If your tire knobs are worn flat or your tire compound isn’t suited to the conditions, you’ll lose precious seconds. Or worse: you’ll crash hard.
At MXProStoreParts, you’ll find the perfect motocross tires for your bike and the terrain you ride on. Enter your bike details into our parts finder and see exactly which tire sizes are compatible. We only stock top brands like Dunlop, Michelin and Pirelli — brands we fit ourselves in our workshop. Fast shipping, so you can get back to hitting full throttle this weekend.
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MichelinMichelin Starcross 6 Medium Soft 120/80-19 – achterband – M/C 63M TTRegular price 120,48
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MetzelerMetzeler MC360 Mid Soft 120/80-18 – achterband – M/C 58R MSTRegular price 95,04
Sale price 95,04 -
MetzelerMetzeler MCE 6 Days Extreme 140/80-18 – achterband – M/C 70M M+S SuperSoftRegular price 128,08
Sale price 128,08 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 5 Mini 60/100-14 – voorband – M/C 29M TTRegular price 56,64
Sale price 56,64 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 5 Soft 70/100-19 – voorband – M/C 42M TTRegular price 73,60
Sale price 73,60 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 6 Sand 100/90-19 – achterband – 57MRegular price 115,68
Sale price 115,68 -
DunlopDunlop D952 80/100-21 – voorband – 51M TTRegular price 58,64
Sale price 58,64 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 5 Medium 70/100-17 – voorband – M/C 40M TTRegular price 67,44
Sale price 67,44 -
DunlopDunlop Geomax MX34 80/100-21 – voorband – 51M TTRegular price 97,20
Sale price 97,20 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 6 Medium Hard 80/100-21 – voorband – M/C 51M TTRegular price 90,80
Sale price 90,80 -
MetzelerMetzeler MC360 Mid Soft 120/100-18 – achterband – M/C 68M MSTRegular price 96,40
Sale price 96,40 -
MichelinMichelin Enduro Xtrem NHS 140/80-18 – achterband – M/C 70M TTRegular price 192,80
Sale price 192,80 -
MichelinMichelin Tracker 120/80-19 – achterband – M/C 63R TTRegular price 91,84
Sale price 91,84 -
DunlopDunlop Geomax MX34 70/100-19 – voorband – 42M TTRegular price 75,60
Sale price 75,60 -
DunlopDunlop Geomax MX34 80/100-12 – achterband – 41M TTRegular price 66,40
Sale price 66,40 -
PirelliPirelli Scorpion MX Soft 80/100-12 – achterband – NHS 50M Mud and SandRegular price 74,88
Sale price 74,88 -
PirelliPirelli Scorpion XC Mid Hard 140/80-18 – achterband – M/C 70M M+SRegular price 100,96
Sale price 100,96 -
WaygomWaygom Tire Motocross Mixt Soft W599 70/100-17 – crossbandRegular price 30,40
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DunlopDunlop Geomax MX53 120/80-19 – achterband – 63M TTRegular price 111,12
Sale price 111,12 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 5 Soft 90/100-14 – achterband – M/C 49M TTRegular price 82,08
Sale price 82,08 -
WaygomWaygom Tire Motocross Mixt Soft W599 60/100-14 – crossbandRegular price 24,80
Sale price 24,80 -
MichelinMichelin Starcross 6 Medium Hard 110/100-18 – achterband – M/C 64M TTRegular price 110,48
Sale price 110,48 -
DunlopDunlop Geomax MX53 80/100-21 – voorband – 51M TTRegular price 93,36
Sale price 93,36 -
DunlopDunlop Geomax MX53 80/100-12 – achterband – 41M TTRegular price 66,40
Sale price 66,40
Buying motocross tires: the key points listed
Here’s what you need to know before hitting the track:
- Choose the right tire compound: Sand requires tall, open knobs; hardpack terrain calls for shorter, firm knobs.
- Check your rim size: Motocross typically uses a 19-inch rear tire, while enduro bikes run on 18-inch rims.
- Keep tire pressure low: Ride between 1.0 and 1.4 bar for optimal tire footprint and grip.
- Replace your tires on time: Don’t wait until the knobs crack; rounded knobs already mean significant power loss.
- Choose a reputable brand: We swear by the Dunlop Geomax, Michelin Starcross en Pirelli Scorpion.
Dunlop Geomax, Michelin Starcross, or Pirelli Scorpion: which one should you choose?
No tire excels on every terrain. That’s why you should tailor your choice to the tracks you ride most. The Dunlop Geomax-series is the absolute favorite in MXGP and stands out for its predictable corner grip. If you’re looking for a tire with an extremely tough carcass and knobs that won’t crack easily on harder tracks, then the Michelin Starcross (like the Starcross 6) is your best option.
For riders looking for maximum traction in deep sand ruts or mud, the Pirelli Scorpion MX Soft delivers ironclad grip thanks to its lug design. We recommend running front and rear tires from the same brand for a neutral balance on your motorcycle.
Sand, intermediate, or hardpack: tailor your tire profile to the track
In the Netherlands and Belgium, you can’t avoid heavy sand tracks, like those in Lommel or Lierop. Here, you need a soft-compound tire with tall, widely spaced knobs. This open profile ensures sand is immediately flung away, keeping the tire self-cleaning.
Riding on harder clay tracks or variable terrain? Then choose an intermediate tire. These all-around tires have extra support knobs on the side to prevent knobs from bending on hard sections. Avoid riding a sand tire on a hard, rocky track — you’ll tear the knobs off within an hour.
Tire fitment and installation: avoid the biggest mistakes in the workshop
Nothing is more frustrating than a tire that doesn’t fit your rim or rubs against your swingarm. Therefore, first secure your motorcycle on a sturdy motorbok and always use our partsfinder to find the exact size for your brand, model, and production year. A 110/90-19 rear tire is the standard for a 250cc four-stroke, while a 450cc often uses a wider 120/80-19 tire.
Also pay attention to tire type: our motocross tires are Tube Type (TT), which means you always need a binnenband inner tube or a mousse to install them. Use plenty of tire grease during installation and check your rim strip to prevent spokes from puncturing your inner tube. You’ll find all these handy tools at our banden-accessoires.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find answers to the frequently asked questions.
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Welke buitenband is geschikt voor mijn type terrein?
- Zand: zachte compound met hoge noppen
Modder: open profiel voor zelfreiniging
Intermediate: allround noppenpatroon
Hardpack: lage noppen, stijvere constructie
- Zand: zachte compound met hoge noppen
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Hoe vaak moet ik een motorcross buitenband vervangen?
Gemiddeld vervang je een buitenband elke 5 tot 15 draaiuren. Wedstrijdrijders wisselen veel sneller om altijd de scherpste noppen te hebben. Zodra de noppen aan de acceleratiezijde rond beginnen te slijten, verlies je direct tractie.
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Hoe lees ik de maat van mijn buitenband af?
Het staat op de zijkant in het formaat: 80/100-21, 110/90-19, etc.
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Hoeveel bar moet er in een crossmotor buitenband?
In de motorcross rijden we met een lage bandenspanning voor maximale grip. Richtlijn is tussen de 1.0 en 1.2 bar voor zachte banen, en tot 1.4 bar op harde banen om stootlekken te voorkomen.
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Wat betekenen de cijfers op de zijkant van mijn buitenband?
De cijfers geven de exacte maatvoering aan. Bij een maat zoals 110/90-19 staat '110' voor de breedte van de band in millimeters. De '90' geeft de hoogte aan als percentage van de breedte. De '19' staat voor de velgdiameter in inches. De aanduiding 'TT' betekent Tube Type, wat aangeeft dat er een binnenband of mousse in moet.
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Heb ik een binnenband of een mousse nodig?
Onder de meeste crossbanden moet een binnenband of een mousse gemonteerd worden omdat ze Tube Type (TT) zijn. Een binnenband is voordelig en hiermee kun je de bandenspanning zelf aanpassen. Een mousse is van schuimrubber en biedt de garantie dat je tijdens een manche nooit meer lek rijdt.
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Kan ik de buitenbanden in het echt komen bekijken?
Ja, dat is geen probleem. Je bent doordeweeks welkom in onze fysieke winkel en werkplaats in Alphen aan den Rijn. We zijn geopend van maandag tot en met vrijdag van 10:00 tot 16:00 uur (woensdag van 09:00 tot 12:00 uur).
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What are the shipping costs and delivery times?For orders over €75, we cover shipping costs within the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. Otherwise, the standard shipping charge is €5.95. Products in stock are dispatched the same day. If an item is temporarily out of stock, delivery on backorder takes approximately 1 to 2 weeks.
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How can I return my order?You can return your order within 30 days. Email info@mxprostoreparts.com for return instructions, or see our return policy page.
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