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The Royal Enfield Bullet ES typically comes equipped with a 3.25-19 tyre on the front and a 3.50-19 tyre on the rear. Always consult your motorcycle's user manual or check the existing tyres to confirm the correct sizing for replacements.
Yes, the Royal Enfield Bullet ES can be fitted with tubeless tyres, offering benefits such as reduced risk of sudden deflation and easier puncture repairs. If your motorcycle has spoked wheels, they may need to be sealed for tubeless tyre compatibility.
Popular tyre brands for the Royal Enfield Bullet ES include MRF, CEAT, Michelin, and Pirelli. These brands offer tyres that provide a good balance of durability, grip, and performance, enhancing the motorcycle's ride quality and safety.
It's advisable to replace the tyres on your Royal Enfield Bullet ES every 5 years or sooner if you notice significant wear, damage, or any performance issues such as reduced grip or handling. Regular tyre inspections can help identify when replacements are necessary.
The cost of tyres for the Royal Enfield Bullet ES can vary, generally ranging from INR 1,500 for budget options to over INR 4,500 for premium brands. The price will depend on the tyre's brand, specific features, and the retailer.
While the impact of tyres on fuel efficiency is relatively minor, selecting new tyres with lower rolling resistance and keeping them properly inflated can contribute to slight improvements in fuel economy.
Tyres with special tread patterns and rubber compounds designed for wet conditions can offer improved grip and safety during rainy rides. Look for tyres that specify enhanced performance in wet conditions.
You should consider replacing your tyres if the tread wear indicators are visible, there are cracks or bulges in the sidewalls, or if the motorcycle's handling and braking capabilities have diminished. Also, replace any tyre that is regularly losing air.
Upgrading to high-quality tyres can significantly improve the handling, stability, and braking of your Bullet ES, especially when selecting tyres that are well-suited to your typical riding conditions and personal riding style.
Yes, most new tyres come with a warranty from the manufacturer that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period. Be sure to inquire about the warranty terms for your chosen tyres, as coverage can vary by brand.