IRC Tyre – Winter tyres at SIP Scootershop
IRC Tyre – Winter tyres at SIP Scootershop
IRC – According to the company itself, IRC Tire has a very simple mission: the Japanese manufacturer strives for excellence in product development and the best possible customer support. In the scooter scene, IRC Tire has become well-known and popular thanks to a very special Tyre.
Extensive experience with winter tyres
Special siping technology
Constant further development
Excellent customer service
IRC Tyres – From bicycles to motorbikes
The first bicycle tyres and inner tubes were manufactured by the Inoue Rubber Company (IRC) in 1926 in Nagoya, Japan. Initially, the company supplied only the domestic market; it was not until 1934 that IRC entered the export business. After the Second World War, motorisation advanced worldwide and IRC began producing tyres for motorcycles. In 1959, IRC expanded to Sri Lanka and has been represented by an office in New York, USA, since 1966.
Over the following years, further production facilities were established in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. In 1981, IRC entered the mountain bike tyre market. IRC made a name for itself in the scene as one of the first manufacturers to bring winter tyres for scooters to the market.
Around 2009, IRC’s winter tyres experienced a real boom in Germany and also sold exceptionally well at SIP Scootershop.
»IRC's winter tyre is truly unique thanks to its true siped tread pattern.«
-Nico Gnisci, 7-time DBM Champion
IRC tyres at SIP Scootershop
The Urban Snow "Evo" winter tyre continues to enjoy great popularity and can almost be described as a classic. With this robust tyre, the experience of the Japanese pays off, because they started very early to address the topic of "winter and scooters" in product development. Their role as early adopters should pay off especially with this tyre.
The most popular IRC tyre in our range:
IRC Urban Snow "Evo" - The classic among winter tyres.
Conclusion: With its special sipe technology, IRC delivers an absolutely reliable tyre for driving in slush, snow and ice.
More information about tyres can be found in our tyre technology blog.
