Indian Bikes With Their Tyre Sizes And Recommended Tyre Pressure PSI

By Ankit verma
Updated: Aug 16th, 2022 at 5:45 pm

“Read to know the Tyre Sizes and recommended Tyre Pressure chart of all the bikes available in India”.

At the time when you are looking to replace your old motorcycle tyres with brand new ones, the first and foremost thing you should know is the bike tyre size. Usually, the motorcycle tyre size is found on the sidewall of the tyre. But due to daily abrasions and abnormal wear (with the time), the inscription may fade away. To help you in such distress and put a full-stop to your guessing game, below is an exhaustive list of Indian bike or two-wheeler tyre sizes.

In addition to the tyre size, we have also put forth the recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear tyres of your bike in psi. So that you enjoy a supple and pliant ride, and derive best out of your bike engine in terms of performance and mileage.

Check tyre size and tyre pressure chart of all the bikes available in India. Know if your motorcycle is equipped with tubeless tyres or tube type tyres.

Bike Name	Front	Rear	Tube Type/ Tubeless	Recommended Tyre Pressure – Front (F) & Rear (R)
Aprilia RS V4	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 41 PSI (R)
Aprilia Tuono 1000R	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Aprilia Dorsoduro 750	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)

Bajaj Platina 100	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Platina 100 ES	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Discover 125	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Discover 150 F	80/100 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Bajaj Discover 100 M	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Discover 150 S	80/100 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Bajaj CT 100	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar AS 200	100/80 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar AS 150	80/100 R 17	110/80 R 17	TUBELESS	24 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS	2.75 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar 150	2.75 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar 180	90/90 R 17	120/80 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar RS 200	100/80 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar NS 200	100/80 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Pulsar 220	90/90 R 17	120/80 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Dominar	110/70 R 17	150/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Bajaj V	2.75 R 18	120/80 R 16	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Bajaj Avenger Street 220	90/90 R 17	130/90 R 15	TUBE TYPE	21 PSI (F) & 25 PSI (R)
Bajaj Avenger Street 150	90/90 R 17	130/90 R 15	TUBE TYPE	21 PSI (F) & 25 PSI (R)
Bajaj Avenger Cruise	90/90 R 17	130/90 R 15	TUBE TYPE	21 PSI (F) & 25 PSI (R)

Benelli TNT 300	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT 600 i	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT 899	120/70 R 17	190/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT R	120/70 R 17	190/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT 25	110/70 R 17	150/60 R17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli Tre-K 1130	120/70 R 17	190/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT 600 GT	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT 15	90/90 R 17	120/80 R 17	TUBELESS	21 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Benelli TNT 135	120/70 R 12	130/70 R 12	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 34 PSI (R)
Benelli BX 250 Motard	100/80 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)

BMW Motorrad BMW S 1000 RR	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R 1200 R	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW K 1600 GTUBELESS	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R 1200 RT	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R nineT	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R nineT Scrambler	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R 1200 RS	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW S 1000 R	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R 1200 GS	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW R 1200 GS Adventure	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
BMW Motorrad BMW S 1000 XR	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)

Ducati Monster 821	120/70 R 17	180/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Monster 1200	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Ducati Monster 1200 S	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Ducati Monster 1200 R	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Ducati Superbike 959 Panigale	120/70 R 17	180/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Superbike 1299 Panigale	120/70 R 17	200/55 R 17	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Ducati Superbike 1299 Panigale S	120/70 R 17	200/55 R 17	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Ducati Superbike Panigale R	120/70 R 17	200/55 R 17	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Ducati Diavel	120/70 R 17	240/45 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Ducati Diavel Carbon	120/70 R 17	240/45 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Diavel Diesel	120/70 R 17	240/45 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati XDiavel	120/70 R 17	240/45 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati XDiavel S	120/70 R 17	240/45 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Hypermotorad 939	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Hyperstrada 939	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Hypermotorad 939 SP	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Multistrada 1200	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Multistrada 1200 S	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Multistrada 1200 Pikes Peak	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Ducati Scrambler Full ThroTube Typeubelesse	110/80 R 18	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Ducati Scrambler Full ThroTube Typeubelesse Icon	110/80 R 18	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Ducati Scrambler Classic	110/80 R 18	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)

Harley Davidson Sportster Iron 883	100/90 B 19	150/80 B 16	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Street 750	100/80 R 17	150/70 R 15	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Dyna Street Bob	100/90 B 19	160/70 B 17	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Dyna Fat Bob	130/90 B 16	180/70 B 16	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Softail Fat Boy	140/75 R 17	200/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Sportster Forty Eight	130/90 B 16	150/80 B 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Touring Road King	130/80 B 17	180/65 B 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Classic	MT 90 B 16	MU 85 B 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson CVO Limited	BW 130/80 B 17	BW 180/65 B 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Touring Road Glide	130/60 B 19	180/65 B 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Touring Street Glide	130/60 B 19	180/65 B 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom	130/90 B 16	150/80 B 16	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Sportster Roadster	120/70 R 19	150/70 R 18	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Harley Davidson Street Rod	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)

Hero Passion iSmart	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero Splendor iSmart 110	2.75 R 18	2.75 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero Splendor Pro	2.75 R 18	2.75 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero Splendor Plus	2.75 R 18	2.75 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero Super Splendor	2.75 R 18	2.75 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero Glamour 125	80/100 R 18	90/90 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Hero Glamour Programmed FI	80/100 R 18	90/90 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Hero Xtreme Sports	80/100 R 18	110/90 R 18	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Hero Impulse	90/90 R 19	110/90 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Hero Ignitor	80/100 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Hero HF Dawn	2.75 R 18	2.75 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero HF Deluxe	2.75 R 18	2.75 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Hero Achiever	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Hero Karizma	80/100 R 18	120/80 R 18	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 34 PSI (R)
Hero Karizma ZMR	80/100 R 18	120/80 R 18	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 34 PSI (R)
Hero Passion XPRO	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)

Honda CB Unicorn	2.75 R 18	100/80 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Honda CB Unicorn 160	80/100 R 17	110/80 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Honda Livo	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda CB Hornet 160R	100/80 R 17	140/70 R 17	TUBELESS	26 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Honda CB Shine SP	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda CB Shine	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda Dream Yuga	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda CB Trigger	80/100 R 17	110/80 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda Dream Neo	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda Unicorn Dazzler	80/100 R 17	110/80 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda CBR 250 R	110/70 R 17	140/70 R 17	TUBELESS	28 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Honda CBR 150 R	100/80 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Honda CBR 650F	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Honda CD 110 Dream	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Honda CBR 1000R	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Honda CBF Stunner	80/100 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)

Hyosung GT 250 R	110/70 R 17	150/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Hyosung GT 650 R	120/60 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Hyosung GT 650 N	120/60 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Hyosung ST7 Royale	120/80 R 16	170/80 R 15	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Hyosung Aquila 250	110/90 R 16	150/80 R 15	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Hyosung Aquila Pro 650	120/70 R 18	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	30 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)

Kawasaki Ninja H2R	120/600 R 17	190/650 R 17	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Ninja H2	120/70 R 17	200/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Ninja ZX 14R	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Ninja 1000	120/70 R 17	190/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Ninja 650	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	32 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Ninja 300	110/70 R 17	140/70 R 17	TUBELESS	28 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Z1000	120/70 R 17	190/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Versys 1000	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Kawasaki ER-6n	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	32 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Z250	110/70 R 17	140/70 R 17	TUBELESS	28 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Z800	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Kawasaki KLX 110	2.50 R 14	3.00 R 12	TUBELESS	12 PSI (F) & 14 PSI (R)
Kawasaki Versys 650	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	32 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)

KTM 1090 Adventure	110/80 R 19	150/70 R 17	TUBELESS	35 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
KTM 1090 Adventure R	90/90 R 21	150/70 R 18	TUBELESS	35 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
KTM 1290 Super Adventure S	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	35 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
KTM 1290 Super Adventure T	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	35 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
KTM 1290 Super Adventure R	120/70 R 19	170/60 R 17	TUBELESS	35 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
KTM 1290 Super Duke GT	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
KTM Freeride 350	2.75 R 21	4.00 R 18	TUBELESS	13 PSI (F) & 10 PSI (R) – OffRoad 22 PSI (F) & 22 PSI (R) –OnRoad
KTM Freeride 250	2.75 R 21	4.00 R 18	TUBELESS	13 PSI (F) & 10 PSI (R) – OffRoad 22 PSI (F) & 22 PSI (R) –OnRoad
KTM Duke 200	110/70 R 17	150/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
KTM Duke 390	110/70 R 17	150/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
KTM Duke 250	110/70 R 17	150/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)

Mahindra Centuro	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Mahindra Pantero	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Mahindra Mojo	110/70 R 17	150/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)

Moto Guzzi Audace	130/70 R 18	200/60 R 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 39 PSI (R)
Moto Guzzi V9	100/90 R 19	150/80 R 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Moto Guzzi California 1400	130/70 R 18	200/60 R 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 39 PSI (R)
Moto Guzzi MGX 21	120/70 R 21	180/60 R 16	TUBELESS	38 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Moto Guzzi Bellagio	120/70 R 18	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Moto Guzzi Griso 1200 8V	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Moto Guzzi Sports 8V	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)

MV Agusta Brutale	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
MV Agusta F3 800 RC	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
MV Agusta F3 800	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
MV Agusta F4	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
MV Agusta F4 RR	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
MV Agusta F4 RC	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)

Royal Enfield Classic 350	90/90 R 19	110/90 R 18	TUBE TYPE	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Classic 500	90/90 R 19	120/80 R 18	TUBE TYPE	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Continental GT	100/90 R 18	130/70 R 18	TUBELESS	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Bullet 350	3.25 R 19	3.25 R 19	TUBE TYPE	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Bullet 500	90/90 R 19	120/80 R 18	TUBELESS	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Bullet ES	3.25 R 19	3.25 R 19	TUBE TYPE	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350	90/90 R 19	120/80 R 18	TUBE TYPE	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500	90/90 R 19	120/80 R 18	TUBE TYPE	22 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Royal Enfield Himalayan	90/90 R 21	120/90 R 17	TUBE TYPE	29 PSI (F) & 34 PSI (R)

Suzuki GS 150	2.75 R 18	100/90 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Suzuki Hayabusa	120/70 R 17	190/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Suzuki Intruder M1800R	130/70 R 18	240/40 R 18	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Suzuki Slingshot	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Suzuki Gixxer	100/80 R 17	140/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)
Suzuki Hayate	70/100 R 17	80/100 R 17	TUBELESS	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Suzuki GS XR 1000R	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Suzuki Gixxer SF	100/80 R 17	140/60 R 17	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 33 PSI (R)

Triumph Street Triple	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Speed Triple	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Daytona	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Tiger 800	100/90 R 19	150/70 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Thruxton R	120/70 R 17	160/60 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)
Triumph Rocket III Roadster	150/80 R 17	240/50 R 16	TUBELESS	33 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Street Twin	100/90 R 18	150/70 R 17	TUBELESS	35 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Thunderbird Storm	120/70 R 19	200/50 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 40 PSI (R)
Triumph Thunderbird LT	150/80 R 16	180/70 R 16	TUBELESS	38 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Bonneville Bobber	100/90 R 19	150/80 R 16	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Triumph Bonneville Bobber T120	100/90 R 18	150/70 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)

TVS Apache RTR 200	90/90 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
TVS Apache RTR 180	90/90 R 17	110/80 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
TVS Star City	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBELESS	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
TVS Victor	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBELESS	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
TVS Phoenix	2.75 R 17	90/90 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
TVS Sport	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
TVS Max	2.75 R 17	3.00 R 17	TUBE TYPE	24.5 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)

Yamaha VMAX	120/70 R 18	200/50 R 18	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Yamaha YZF R1 M	120/70 R 17	200/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 42 PSI (R)
Yamaha YZF-R1	120/70 R 17	190/55 R 17	TUBELESS	36 PSI (F) & 41 PSI (R)
Yamaha MT-09	120/70 R 17	180/55 R 17	TUBELESS	32 PSI (F) & 36 PSI (R)
Yamaha FZ 25	100/80 R 17	140/70 R 17	TUBELESS	26 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Yamaha YZF R15	90/80 R 17	130/70 R 17	TUBELESS
Yamaha Fazer FI	100/80 R 17	140/60 R 17	TUBELESS	26 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Yamaha Fazer FZS FI	100/80 R 17	140/60 R 17	TUBELESS	26 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Yamaha FZ FI	100/80 R 17	140/60 R 17	TUBELESS	26 PSI (F) & 30 PSI (R)
Yamaha SZ-RR	2.75 R 17	100/90 R 17	TUBELESS	25 PSI (F) & 28 PSI (R)
Yamaha SS 125	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Yamaha Gladiator	2.75 R 18	3.00 R 18	TUBE TYPE	25 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)
Yamaha Saluto	80/100 R 18	80/100 R 18	TUBELESS	29 PSI (F) & 29 PSI (R)

NOTE – Depending upon the road surface, weather conditions, the temperature outside and load on your bike the aforementioned tolerance range of pounds per square inch (PSI) can be increased by 3 psi to 5 psi. And same way it can also be reduced to from 2 psi to 3 psi.

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madhu says:

December 19, 2017 at 9:37 pm

very useful

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S LAKSHMI NARAYANA says:

December 26, 2017 at 10:45 pm

Hi sir can I use Michelin tubeless rear wheel tyre of size 80/100-18 47S instead of 80/100-18 54 P which is recommended for Honda shine CB

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 27, 2017 at 5:24 pm
  
  Dear S Laxshmi Narayana,
  
  It is not advisable to use 47P tyre instead of 54P in the rear wheel because the load index of the front tyre should always be lesser than rear tyre’s load index, otherwise there may be chances of a tyre burst.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
  - Ganesh Pandey says:
    
    October 25, 2022 at 6:26 am
    
    Hi sir/ good morning
    I am all trye bisnes karna chahta hu kripya hme help kre
    
    Reply
Fareez Bhathena says:

March 8, 2018 at 12:12 pm

Thanks For this list..Was very Helpful

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Nilesh says:

March 10, 2018 at 6:19 pm

Hello sir,
Why the front tyre pressure is always lesser than the rear tyre?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  March 16, 2018 at 5:55 pm
  
  Dear Nilesh,
  Greetings from Tyremarket.com,
  
  The weight distribution of a bike is done in such a way that the maximum load including the weight of the rider is on the rear tyre. Therefore, it is recommended to have high PSI on the rear tyre.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Nehal says:

April 3, 2018 at 9:07 pm

Can I use 90/100 R80″ tyre on Honda livo?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  April 18, 2018 at 11:24 am
  
  Dear Nehal,
  
  The stock tyre size for Honda Livo is 80/100-18. If you will change to 90/100-18, it will touch the shock absorber so we won’t recommend it to you.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Sumit Saini says:

April 26, 2018 at 12:43 pm

Hi, I have an Hero Xtreme Sports (150CC), I usually fill my tyres with Nitrogen (Front-32 & Rear – 38) is it the right pressure I am filling? If not, what should be the right pressure in both tyres.
And is there any difference between pressures if filling with Nitrogen over the normal air?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 30, 2018 at 1:02 pm
  
  Dear Sumit,
  
  Tyre pressure for your vehicle should be 29 PSI front and 33 PSI rear.
  
  If you compare Nitrogen to the normal air, Nitrogen is less likely to migrate through tyre rubber. This means that the tyre pressure of your vehicle will be more stable for a longer period. Read this article to know the advantages of Nitrogen.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Akshaya kumar Das says:

April 30, 2018 at 7:57 am

Which tyre is good for honda shine rear and front.

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  November 18, 2019 at 2:50 pm
  
  Dear Akshaya,
  
  Find the list of honda shine tyre, compare price, feature and select the best tyre according your need. https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Shine-tyre-prices
  
  Reply
Sharik says:

May 5, 2018 at 10:47 am

I’m planning to change tires on my bajaj avenger 220, What is the widest size of tubeless tire i can fix?
Thanks

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 30, 2018 at 12:16 pm
  
  Dear Sharik,
  
  You can upgrade to 140/90 R15 size. This will improve the road grip. But keep in mind that fitting a tube type tyre may reduce the fuel efficiency by 1 kmpl however, the tubeless tyre for the same size will not have any impact on the fuel economy.
  
  SHOP 140/90 R15 TYRE HERE. For further assistance, please call our tyre expert team on +91-8088090090.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
  - ravi says:
    
    September 15, 2022 at 2:34 pm
    
    Sir, can you please also suggest the front widest size tyre too
    
    Reply
bharath says:

May 8, 2018 at 7:38 pm

may i upgrade my pulsar 180 (2018) from 120/80×17 to 140/70×17 ??

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 30, 2018 at 11:50 am
  
  Dear Bharath,
  
  Yes, you may upgrade to 140/70 R17 tyre size for your Bajaj Pulsar 180 but remember that this upsizing may increase the fuel consumption. However, the road grip will improve.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
  - KARMA HISSEY BHUTIA says:
    
    January 17, 2021 at 10:49 am
    
    my pulsar 180 tyres are 120*80*18. does it make any difference?
    recently I’ve been slipping on my rear wheel alot while braking.
    
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    - Team Tyremarket.com says:
      
      January 25, 2021 at 5:00 pm
      
      Hi,
      
      No. Kindly check the tread depth
      
      Thanks
      
      Reply
    - Status Shop says:
      
      March 1, 2021 at 11:51 am
      
      very nice information, thx for sharing
      
      Reply
Sameer says:

May 12, 2018 at 9:18 pm

Hello
Can you please recommend a soft compound rear tyre for Honda unicorn 150?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 30, 2018 at 11:30 am
  
  Dear Sameer,
  
  Michelin Sirac Street (100/90-18) is a good soft compound tubeless tyre for your Honda Unicorn 150. You can buy this tyre at a discounted price here:
  
  MICHELIN SIRAC STREET 100/90 R18 for Honda Unicorn
  
  You may also call our customer support team on +91-8088090090 for further assistance.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Nilesh Aash says:

May 20, 2018 at 1:41 pm

I have yamaha fz v2.0 bike n would like to change rear tyre but m bit confused to choose which one. MRF, CAET, CONTINENTAL GT, Michelin, pls advise. Tyre size would be 140/60 17R

Waiting for ur response on this

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 25, 2018 at 5:59 pm
  
  Dear Nilesh,
  
  Here are the suggestions for your Yamaha FZ v2.0 (rear tyre):
  
  1) CEAT ZOOM
  2) MRF Revz
  
  If you have any query related to tyre purchase or fitment, you can also reach us on +91-8088090090.
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 30, 2018 at 11:07 am
  
  Dear Nilesh,
  
  For your Yamaha FZ v2.0, you can shop either CEAT Zoom or MRF Revz tyre. If you need help in getting tyres fitted near your location, call our tyre expert team on +91-8088090090.
  
  You can also buy tyres for your Yamaha FZ v2.0 (140/60 R17) online at lowest prices here:
  1) CEAT ZOOM TYRE FOR YAMAHA FZ v2.0 (140/60 R17)
  2) MRF REVZ TYRE FOR YAMAHA FZ v2.0 (140/60 R17)
  
  Thanks,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Rahul Rema says:

June 25, 2018 at 11:12 am

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Very useful info particularly the remaining part ? I deal with such info a Lot. I was looking for this particular info for a very lengthy time.
Thanks and good luck.

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Shibin says:

July 4, 2018 at 3:04 pm

Hi Dear Sir,
I have used Honda unicorn CB 150 bike which company tyre is good ? and Front & Rear Size plz Mention .
if available Calicut Showrooms plz inform me

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  April 30, 2020 at 1:37 pm
  
  Dear Sir,
  
  Check the best tyre for your vehicle https://www.tyremarket.com/tyremantra/honda-unicorn-bike-tyres-price-list/
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Ashish says:

July 13, 2018 at 5:19 pm

Hi i had stock front tyre on my bajaj discover 100t, 2.75-17 TT, and rear tyre 3.00-17, the tyre is narrow and hard composite which results in bad control and poor grip resulting in one accident, now i want to use a tyre to provide better control so maximize safety, tyre life is not a big issue but my concern is safety, what is the best brand and model tyre i can use with stock rim, price n life of tyre is not my concern

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Rajesh Kumar says:

July 21, 2018 at 10:26 pm

Sir, my company fitted tyre in my suzuki hayate 112 ccis 3.00×17(80/100×17) may I upgrade this to 90/100×17 ?

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Vijay says:

July 23, 2018 at 12:01 pm

Why the Yamaha Saluto has same psi for Front and Rear tyre. None of the other bikes has same psi for Front and Rear i think.

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Rahul Rema says:

July 30, 2018 at 10:17 am

I’m not sure where you are getting your information, but good topic. I need to spend some time learning much more or understanding more. Thanks for great information I was looking for this info for my mission.

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Akbar babu. M says:

August 2, 2018 at 1:01 am

Sir,
Am owned hero xtreme sports which is having 110/90/18 size. Now am planning to upgrade the tread width by 10mm. Hero karizma and zmr are using the120/80/18. As i checked that both xtreme sports and zmr rim sizes are same. Can it 120/80 section fixable on hero xtreme sports…?
Waiting for your’s reply

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  August 6, 2018 at 10:26 am
  
  Dear Akbar,
  Yes, you can upgrade to 120/80 18 sized tyres. And for this size, Michelin City Pro tyre is a good option to go with. It is a tube type tyre and is available at the price of Rs.2750/- on Tyremarket.com.
  If you need any assistance in buying this tyre, please call our customer support on +91-8088090090.
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
M Shireesh Kumar says:

August 5, 2018 at 12:00 pm

I have Honda Unicorn 160cc
It’s 1. Front brake type : Disc
2. Front brake size : 240mm
3. Front tyre size : 80/100-17
4. Rear brake type : Drum
5. Rear brake size : 130mm
6. Rear tyre size : 110/80-17
Sir, i want to change my tyres slightly and I want rear tyre disc type, i want my rear tyre to upgrade to CBR 150 or hornet 160cc or R15 etc
Kindly suggest me how could I do modify my bike aswell, and tell how much fuel i may get reduced mileage.

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Venkatesh says:

September 15, 2018 at 8:33 am

Need all kind of two wheeler tyres

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  October 5, 2018 at 3:38 pm
  
  Dear Venkatesh,
  
  Thanks for inquiring with us. We request you to call our tyre expert team on +91-8088090090 for all your purchase related queries.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Krishna Rachh says:

September 16, 2018 at 5:25 pm

Tyre pressure for Honda X-Blade?
F 80/100-17
R 130/70-17

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  September 20, 2018 at 12:34 pm
  
  Dear Krishna,
  
  The recommended air pressure for your Honda X-Blade front tyre (80/100-17) is 25 PSI and for its rear tyre (130/70-17), the recommended tyre pressure is 32 PSI. These PSI levels will offer you decent grip and handling.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Shibu says:

September 17, 2018 at 4:21 am

Can I increase the tyre size of my RE Himalayan from 120/90 – 17 to 140/70 – 17 with tube. If so what’s the recommended tube size required

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Basant Rai says:

January 2, 2019 at 8:13 pm

I want to upgrade my Thunder bird x 350cc with the 160width.. Can i do it

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  January 14, 2020 at 10:57 am
  
  Yes,
  
  Reply
Varun Gupta says:

January 2, 2019 at 11:44 pm

Can I use 3.0/18 type tyre for Hero passion Xpro than 90/90-18 type? What will be the difference?

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SANDEEPREDDY says:

January 9, 2019 at 12:51 pm

I would like to know best tubeless Tyre for classic 350,both front and rear tyre

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  January 30, 2019 at 3:23 pm
  
  Dear Sandeep Reddy,
  
  For your Royal Enfield Classic 350’s front tyre, which is sized 90/90-19, we recommend you to consider MRF Nylogrip Zapper.
  For your Classic 350’s rear tyre, sized 110/90-18, we recommend you to consider Michelin Sirac Street.
  
  If you need assistance in buying tyres for your Royal Enfield Classic 350, call us at +91-8088090090.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Nandha says:

January 14, 2019 at 11:30 am

Can i use 140/70r17 for my fzs fi rear tyre??

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  January 30, 2019 at 3:24 pm
  
  Dear Nanda,
  
  Yes, you can fit 140/70 17 sized tyre to the rear wheel of your FZS FI motorcycle.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Subhash says:

January 24, 2019 at 7:58 am

Hello sir I have Honda shine sp 125cc bike , I want to change the rear tire and wheel of bike from 18 inch to 16 inch due to height problem can I do this if yes which Tyre or alloy wheels is suitable brake drum size is 155 mm rear

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  February 13, 2019 at 5:26 pm
  
  Dear user,
  
  We would not recommend changing the rim size from 18″ to 16″ as the change would reduce the braking performance. Perhaps, you could ask your local mechanic to modify/reduce the seat height.
  
  In case you need any further assistance, do reach us on +91-8088090090
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Animesh Dash says:

January 25, 2019 at 3:14 pm

What is the recommended tyre pressure of honda aviator delux edition

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  February 13, 2019 at 5:32 pm
  
  Dear user,
  
  The recommended tyre pressure for Honda Aviator Deluxe Edition is 28 psi for the front tyre and 36 psi for the rear tyre.
  
  To get free updates on vehicle maintenance, tyre care and tyre buying, please subscribe to our Youtube channel – https://www.youtube.com/c/tyremarket.
  
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  Reply
Praneeth Surisetty says:

April 2, 2019 at 12:42 pm

Hi,
The present tyresize of my r15 v2 is 130/70 and front is 90/80. I want to maintain low profile tyres so that curved turnings can be easily done. Can i upgrade my rear to 140/60 or 130/60. If so what is the tyre pressures i need to maintain on both the tyres?

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Ashish shrestha says:

April 22, 2019 at 5:58 am

Do you know the recommended pressure for the bike cfmpto nk250??

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  May 13, 2019 at 3:55 pm
  
  Dear Ashish,
  
  Cfmoto 250 NK will come fitted with 110/70-R17 front and 140/60-R17 rear tyres. The ideal tyre pressure for these tyres would be — 36 PSI for the front tyre and 40 PSI for the rear tyre.
  
  Stay tuned to Tyremarket.com for more information on tyres and automobiles.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
shankar says:

April 26, 2019 at 11:19 am

All bikes with the tyre size designed by the manufacturer. Is it advisable to change the size of the tyre? Please let me knos the pros & cons of going for higher width tyre at the rear? for going higher tyre width need to change the wheel too?

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Krishna Reddy says:

May 3, 2019 at 7:28 pm

Hi sir,

I have Honda CB Shine 2014 model with tubeless 80/100-18 tyres.
I am planning to upgrade the rear tyre for better road grip. Kindly suggest best model available.

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 27, 2019 at 12:16 pm
  
  Dear Krishna
  
  You can upgrade the tyre size 80/100-18 with 100/80-18. You can choose the same by clicking on the below mentioned link
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/100-80-18
  
  Regards
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Ridwan says:

May 12, 2019 at 12:19 pm

Dear Sir,
Can I upgrade my hero galamour’s
stock rare tyre 3.00 x 18- 52 P/ 6 PR
with 90 / 90 – 18 51P rare tyre
without further modification of my bike..??
my front stock tyre is 2.75 x 18- 42 P/ 4 PR.
should I need to change the front tyre if the rare tyre is been changed with mentioned 90 / 90 – 18 51P raer tyre..???
Your kind advise required..
Thanks in advance..

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 27, 2019 at 12:39 pm
  
  Dear Ridwan
  
  Yes, you can upgrade the 3.00-18 tyre with 90/90-18 with out any further modification in your bike and there is no need to change the front tyre of size 2.75-18.
  
  To buy 90/90-18 tyre please click on https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/90-90-18
  
  For any further assistance please call us at: +91-8088-090-090
  
  Regards
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  Reply
Reaz says:

May 20, 2019 at 12:53 pm

Have you recommend for glamour tyre size Front- 80/100 x 18 –47 P, Rear- 100 / 90 X 18 -56 P?
Pls suggest.

Thanks in Advance

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 27, 2019 at 1:04 pm
  
  Dear Reaz
  
  We would not recommend 80/100-18 & 100/90-18 tyres as an upsize option for 2.75-18 & 3.00-18 respectively because it is not under the permissible limit of tyre upsizing.
  
  For any other assistance please call us at: +90-8088-090-090
  
  Regards
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  Reply
A M Mohamed Riyaz says:

May 31, 2019 at 4:00 pm

Hi, What is the best tyre (comfort/quality & life) for Benelli TNT 300 for the rides inside the city (70%) as well as for a long road trips (30%), Pls suggest the bigger sizes than the stock (size) with no compromise on comfort & Quality. Also let me know what would be the advantages and disadvantages of using bigger tyre size.

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Sarat Chandran says:

June 18, 2019 at 12:05 am

I want to know the stock tyre specs of Hero Honda Splendour (2000 make).

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 27, 2019 at 3:37 pm
  
  Dear Sarat
  
  The stock tyre size of of Splendor (2000 make) is 2.75-18. Please visit on the below mentioned link to get the best tyre price for your vehicle.
  
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/width-275-18-inch-rims
  
  Regards
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Jabari says:

June 27, 2019 at 6:55 am

What is max size tires for Hero dawn 150

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 27, 2019 at 2:35 pm
  
  Dear Jabari
  
  Hero HF Dawn comes with stock size of 2.75-18 (both front & rear). You can purchase the same by clicking on the below mentioned link.
  
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/width-275-18-inch-rims
  
  Regards
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Mahesh says:

July 20, 2019 at 3:37 pm

Current my CB Shine SP rear tyre size is 80-100/18 ..I want to upsize tyre kindly suggest correct upsize section tyre.. with out any affect milage , speed & handling

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  July 23, 2019 at 11:24 am
  
  Dear Mahesh
  
  You can use 3.00-18 as an upsize option, but we would recommend not to upsize the bike tyres as it will affect the mileage of the vehicle.
  
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/width-300-18-inch-rims
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
  - Mahesh says:
    
    July 23, 2019 at 11:57 am
    
    Thanks for ..
    
    Reply
Gurpreet Singh says:

August 6, 2019 at 9:48 am

is there any thicker rear tyre available for Bajaj discover 100 m

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Abraham says:

August 11, 2019 at 4:48 am

Front Tire: 110/60/17 TL
Rear Tire: 140/60/17 TL what is tyre pressure?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  August 16, 2019 at 5:15 pm
  
  Dear Abraham
  
  The rear tyre pressure should be 33 PSI, and we would request you to please check the front tyre size again.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Ahamed says:

August 24, 2019 at 11:24 pm

Tyre pressure for Bajaj Discover 135 (2009) please ?
(Using Nitrogen gas)

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  August 26, 2019 at 3:54 pm
  
  Dear Ahamed
  
  The recommended tyre pressure for Bajaj Discover 135 is 24psi in front tyre & 28psi in rear tyre.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Dev Mani Mishra says:

August 30, 2019 at 2:09 pm

i am having bajaj pulsar 150 bike, currntly tyre type is Tyre+tube. now i need to change tyre. please suggest which tyre type i should choose tubless or tyre+tube. and also please suggest the best tyre manufacturer .

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  September 11, 2019 at 3:21 pm
  
  Dear Dev Mani Mishra
  
  We would suggest you go for tubeless tyres, also please check the compatibility of your present rim for tubeless tyres.
  
  Bajaj Pulsar comes with tyre size 80/100-17 at front & 100/90-17 at the rear. You can select any of the below-mentioned tyres for your vehicle.
  
  You can buy Michelin City Pro this will provide better fuel efficiency and a smooth ride while driving
  80/100-17: https://www.tyremarket.com/Product/4140/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Michelin-CITY-PRO-80-100-17-Tubeless-53-P-Rear-Two-Wheeler-Tyre
  100/90-17: https://www.tyremarket.com/Product/4001/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Michelin-CITY-PRO-100-90-17-Tubeless-55-P-Rear-Two-Wheeler-Tyre
  
  Regards
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
R S. Ferrao says:

September 26, 2019 at 10:06 am

Hi Sir, Can I upsize the rear tyre of my Suzuki Slingshot 2011 model from 3.00 x 18 to 90/100-18. If so what are the various tires available in the market for my bike. Thank you.

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Pranav says:

October 15, 2019 at 9:11 pm

Hi I’m using Honda Livo, I’ll travel over 60 kms per day through normal road and some muddy road sometimes hard stone terrain which is the best tyre for me that will not get easily punctured? And also the total load vehicle carries is around 130Kgs and what is the nitrogen pressure limit I have to keep ?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  October 16, 2019 at 10:29 am
  
  Dear Pranav
  
  Honda Livo comes with tyre size 80/100-18. You can buy Michelin City Pro in the same size for overall better performance.
  
  The recommended tyre pressure that you need to maintain for your Honda Livo is- 25 psi (front tyre) and 29 psi (rear tyre).
  
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Product/3101/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Michelin-CITY-PRO-80-100-18-Tubeless-47-p-Front-Two-Wheeler-Tyre
  
  Reply
Hari says:

October 22, 2019 at 3:08 pm

I have yamaha saluto 125cc bike. Actually my rear tyre having a tendency to slip (80/100 r18 tubeless, alloy). So it is highly risky for me to drive on damaged roads and gravelled roads without grip. Can you sujjest me an alternative solution to get more grip and comfort.

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  October 22, 2019 at 4:09 pm
  
  Dear Hari
  
  You can buy Michelin CityPro in the same for an overall excellent performance.
  
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Product/3101/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Michelin-CITY-PRO-80-100-18-Tubeless-47-p-Front-Two-Wheeler-Tyre
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Balaram says:

November 2, 2019 at 12:17 pm

Honda unicorn 150 not available why???

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  November 5, 2019 at 2:34 pm
  
  Dear Balaram
  
  Tyres are available for Honda Unicorn 150, you can check the same by clicking on the below-mentioned link.
  
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Honda-Unicorn-150-tyre-prices
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
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Uma Prakash says:

November 21, 2019 at 11:01 am

What would happen if rear type pressure is kept at 40 PSI in Bajaj Pulsar 220 instead of 28-35 PSI? Does the optimum or above optimum air pressure in tyre aid better pick up and performance in bikes?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  January 20, 2020 at 12:12 pm
  
  Hi Uma Prakash,
  
  When the Tyre pressure is kept more than the recommended psi there are chances of vobling in the bike at the time of driving and it is not recommended, also there are chances where the rider will not be able to control the breaks as well
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Aravind says:

December 6, 2019 at 5:44 pm

Hi sir , I recently changed my rear Tyre with MRF 80/100-18 54, now i want use the same MRF 80/100-18 54 tubeless as front instead of size 80/100-18 47S in my Honda CB shine ?
Will it possible or i need use only 80/100-18 47S as front tyre?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 9, 2019 at 11:32 am
  
  Dear Aravind
  
  Yes, you can use 80/100-18 54 tubeless for the front as well.
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/80-100-18
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Madhankumar says:

December 11, 2019 at 1:47 pm

Hi Team,

Recently I purchased Honda CB unicorn 150 ABS. What would be the right pressure I should maintain in both front and rear tubeless tyres to get best mileage and performance.

Please help.

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 16, 2019 at 10:30 am
  
  Dear Madhan Kumar
  
  Please keep the pressure up to 25 PSI to get the best results.
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
  Reply
Zak says:

December 21, 2019 at 3:49 pm

I can’t get tyre information about my royal Enfield thunder bird 350x that differ than thunder bird 350 both are different tyres

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 23, 2019 at 11:44 am
  
  Dear Zak
  
  Bot-h Royal Enfiled Thunder Bird X 350 & Royal Enfiled Thunder Bird 350 comes with the same tyre size.
  Front: 90/90-19
  Rear: 120/80-18
  
  You can buy the same by clicking on the below-mentioned link.
  90/90-19: https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/90-90-19
  120/80-18: https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/120-80-18
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
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Mahendra says:

December 22, 2019 at 5:46 pm

Can I use ct 100 alloy 3 18 tyre size in rear

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 23, 2019 at 11:34 am
  
  Dear Mahendra
  
  We don’t recommend the use of 3.00-18 tyre size in place of 3.00-17 tyre size. You can select 300-17 tyre size by clicking on the below-mentioned link.
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/width-300-17-inch-rims
  
  Regards,
  Team Tyremarket.com
  
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  - Mahendra says:
    
    December 24, 2019 at 1:11 pm
    
    But mere paas already 3 18 ka new mrf tyre hai to Kya laga sakte hai,
    
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Ankur says:

January 24, 2020 at 3:26 pm

Thank you. Very useful information.

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Gilbert Doger de Spéville says:

January 27, 2020 at 2:47 am

What is the tyre pressure for a Yamaha XJ 600 MTT2

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  January 28, 2020 at 1:00 pm
  
  Dear Sir,
  Tyre pressure for a Yamaha XJ 600 MTT2 is below.
  25-28 = Solo/ Pillion for front tyre size 110/80 R 17
  32- 34 = Solo/ Pillion for rear tyre size 130/70 R 18
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Pavan says:

February 18, 2020 at 11:38 pm

Hi sir mine is honda livo from the purchase of my bike from 2018 till date I maintained 35 in front and 40 back now as this above chart show 25 front and 29 back by keeping this air pressure do i get correct mileage and proper acceleration and better than previous?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  February 20, 2020 at 10:48 am
  
  Dear Pavan,
  
  Air pressure 35psi in front and 40psi is very high, prescribed in the chart of 25psi in front and 29 psi in the rear is correct, you will get better mileage and tyre life will also be good.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
  - Pavan says:
    
    February 20, 2020 at 12:48 pm
    
    Ok thank you sir
    
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Satham hussain says:

February 20, 2020 at 12:23 pm

Thanks, very useful information. Because i have tyre shop in srilanka

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Hardeep Rawal says:

March 2, 2020 at 4:32 pm

Can 180 / 55 17 tyre fit into ninja 650 model 2013

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  March 3, 2020 at 2:22 pm
  
  Dear Sir,
  
  Compatible tyre for your vehicle is here https://www.tyremarket.com/Search/Two-Wheeler-Tyres/Ninja-650-tyre-prices.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Hari says:

March 30, 2020 at 6:17 pm

Can I use 150/110 mm size for Royal Enfield classic 350 instead 10/90mm

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  March 31, 2020 at 11:22 am
  
  Dear Hari,
  Using 150/ 110 is not advisable with the stock rims, swing arms and shocks as the upsize will tend to touch/ scrape the mudguard when the shocks compress. The width cannot be accommodated due to the width of the swingarm.
  Thanks
  
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Goutham says:

June 18, 2020 at 10:00 am

Kindly advise to maintain Correct Tyre Pressure For My Pulsar 180F . Becx Some times in bunk thy make 35(F) and 40(R) and some times 25(F) and 35(R) or 28(F) and 35(R). So i wanna knw abt what is the correct pressure for my bike tyre.

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 23, 2020 at 4:43 pm
  
  Dear Sir,
  
  Pulsar 180 comes with 90/90 17 in front for which the optimal tyre pressure will be 25PSI and the rear comes with 120/80 R17 for which the correct tyre pressure is 28PSI.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
  - Goutham says:
    
    June 24, 2020 at 9:47 am
    
    Thank you for valuable rely . after this i will maintain this pressure for my bike . once again thank you so much.
    
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Mustafa khan says:

June 22, 2020 at 12:40 am

hello sir my bike is pulsar 220f can i use 110mm wide rare bike tyre instead of 120mm wide rare bike tyre is their any problem in using 110mm wide tyre please sir do reply

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  June 23, 2020 at 4:43 pm
  
  Dear Sir,
  
  Using 110mm width tyre instead of 120mm will cause you to see a difference in grip and in handling as the tyre is going be narrower. The acceleration might be faster but it is still not recommended.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Sandeep says:

July 15, 2020 at 1:12 am

Can i use 130/70-17 size on karizma r with recommend 120/80 r18 size rear tyre

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  July 21, 2020 at 3:55 pm
  
  Dear Sandeep,
  
  The Hero Karizm R comes with 100/90×18 size rear tyres. And if you are looking to switch to 130/70-17, one major difference is that the height of the bike will come down only on rear end. You will also have to consider the drop in acceleration, fuel efficiency and if there will be enough space between the swing arms and tail to accommodate a bigger tyre. Same considerations have to be made when it come to 120/80-18. We recommend a change in width to a maximum of 10mm. But if you still wish to go ahead with the options mentioned we suggest you check with your technician first.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
rakesh says:

August 10, 2020 at 10:56 am

Benelli TNT 600 i 120/70 R 17 180/55 R 17 TUBELESS 36 PSI (F) & 32 PSI (R)

why the front tyre needs more air than rear tyre ? or is it typing mistake ?

please reply.

thank you.

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Shekh Adnan says:

October 3, 2020 at 2:21 am

Can I use 120/80 x 17 rear tyre on my Pulsar 150 neon(2019) instead of 100/90 x 17 tyre? If not, why? Also, please list the tyre upgrades I can go for both front and rear. I have the stock installed as of now.

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Diva says:

October 13, 2020 at 8:16 am

Hi,
Which tyre size suitable for standard350 rear wheel

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  October 13, 2020 at 10:21 am
  
  Hi Sir,
  
  Recommended tyre for your vehicle is CEAT ZOOM PLUS Two-Wheeler Tyres or Michelin Sirac Street.
  
  Check price and Spec here – https://www.tyremarket.com/CEAT-Zoom-Plus-Two-Wheeler-Tyres
  https://www.tyremarket.com/Michelin-SIRAC-STREET-Two-Wheeler-Tyres
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
jitu says:

October 17, 2020 at 7:54 pm

Can i replace 100/90-18 tyre of unicorn bs6 to 130/70-18.
It does have 1 mm. Difference in hight.

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Mandy says:

November 16, 2020 at 9:59 pm

The Benelli 600i and other Benelli TNT bikes mentioned , the tyre pressures dont seem right . It ought to be vice versa Front & Back .

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Sachin says:

November 19, 2020 at 10:44 am

Can use the tyre size 100/90/18 is safe for CBZ xtreme 2014 model? Stock tyre 110/90/18 hai? Which is safe

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  November 20, 2020 at 12:00 pm
  
  Dear Sir,
  
  Yes, you can be used there will be no issues.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
anthon says:

December 17, 2020 at 8:19 am

Good day.
what tire pressure for Sniper 150 with front tire 90/80-17 and rear tire 140/70-17.?
thank you

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 24, 2020 at 3:18 pm
  
  Hi,
  
  29 PSI front & 32 PSI rear air pressure has been recommended by the tyre brand.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Vikash Dixit says:

February 5, 2021 at 5:27 pm

Can I use 100/90 – 18 or 90/90 – 18 rear tyre for sp 125…???

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  February 12, 2021 at 1:12 pm
  
  Hi,
  
  Kindly confirm the current tyre size you are using.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
  - Vikash Dixit says:
    
    March 8, 2021 at 9:01 pm
    
    Right now I am using company fitted 80/100 – 18 MRF Tubeless tyre but this tyre doesn’t provide me confidence.
    
    Reply
Sankaranarayanan says:

February 5, 2021 at 9:00 pm

Diesel bullet tyre pressure 3.50-19 please

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  February 12, 2021 at 1:13 pm
  
  Hi,
  
  32 PSI
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Devendra Singh says:

February 20, 2021 at 4:48 pm

80/90-18 tyre fits in which bike

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  March 10, 2021 at 11:58 am
  
  Hi,
  
  Normally, it fits in 18” rim bikes like the Hero Passion Pro.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Ranabir Banerjee says:

February 23, 2021 at 12:50 pm

What is the usual air pressure of 130/70-17 M/C 62P tubeless tyre ?

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  March 10, 2021 at 12:00 pm
  
  Hi,
  
  32 PSI
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Rakib Ahmed Sumon says:

May 7, 2021 at 12:57 am

Tyre pressure for YAMAHA FAZER V 2.0 Fi ?
*Tyre Size:6
F 80/100-17
R 140/70(upgrade)-17
*Tyre Brand:
TIMSUN
MODEL# TS 689(Front) Tubeless
MODEL# TS 613(Back) Tubeless

Thank
Rakib

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lovedose says:

May 13, 2021 at 4:00 pm

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Dragon support says:

May 13, 2021 at 4:00 pm

Nice information

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digitalswebs says:

May 13, 2021 at 4:01 pm

Great collections

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Suresh says:

June 12, 2021 at 9:56 am

MRF tyres , how to find year of manufacture. Why are Bridgestone motorcycle tyres so expensive.

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Edwin says:

December 10, 2021 at 7:14 pm

Can you suggest tyres for my old Kawasaki KB 100. would like to know the tyre pressure also

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- Team Tyremarket.com says:
  
  December 14, 2021 at 4:57 pm
  
  Hi,
  
  Hi, You can go for MRF Nylogrip Zapper, CEAT Zoom, etc.
  
  Thanks
  
  Reply
Calvin Queens says:

January 9, 2022 at 12:46 am

Hi,

Why is Benelli’s TNT 300 rear tyre PSI 32 while the front one is 36?

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M. Saud says:

February 27, 2022 at 5:26 pm

Can I upgrade my discover 150s rear tyre to a wider tyre?
which one will be preferable and which one will be the widest?

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Vigneshbabhu says:

March 25, 2022 at 10:33 am

I have TVS phoenix 125,For y bike it should be 2.75/R17.

Can i replace the front size tyre with 80/100/17..

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Dinesh Rao says:

May 14, 2022 at 11:15 pm

Hai
I own 2005 Yamaha Fazer 125DLX LE. It took 3 years for me to restore my bike with all original spares. Now I want to upsize my both tyres marginally. Below are stick sizes

Front 2.75 R18
Rear 3.00 R18

Your recommendation are most waited

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Swapnil says:

July 28, 2022 at 4:27 am

My hero hf deluxe rear tyers 2.75.18. 3.00.18. Size kitina different hota hai

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Niranjan Sharma says:

September 18, 2022 at 5:15 pm

which tyre is suitable instead of 180/80/14 sizes rear tyre for motorbikes???? Is it good to use Car vehicles tyres for that like of 185/80/14???
Provide me the differences and pros and cons for that. Rare to found this tyre so….

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Monu Rajpoot says:

November 15, 2022 at 10:20 am

सर मेरे पास सीबी शाइन 125 है सर मै आगे वाले टायर में 80/100/18 47p की जगह 80/100/18 54p का प्रयोग कर सकता हूं ।।

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Minhaz Ansari says:

December 18, 2022 at 7:05 pm

I have Bajaj pulsar Rs 200 i want change the tyre which tyre should i choose

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Surya Singh says:

January 29, 2023 at 12:23 pm

Hello sir mera cbz extrem bik h jisme front tyre 2/75/18 ka 42p ka tyre lga h, to kya mai usme 80/100/18 lgwa sakta hu

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