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For the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals, the manufacturer recommends a front tyre size of 90/90 - 19 and a rear tyre size of 110/90 - 18. Always confirm the size with your motorcycle's manual or the current tyre sidewall markings before purchasing replacements.
Yes, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals can accommodate tubeless tyres, which are preferred for their puncture resistance and ability to maintain pressure. Ensure your wheel type is suitable for tubeless tyres or consider getting them sealed if you have spoked wheels.
Notable tyre brands for the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals include MRF, CEAT, Michelin, and Apollo. These brands provide a range of tyres known for their grip, longevity, and suitability to the bike's performance requirements.
It's advisable to replace your tyres every 5 years or earlier if you notice significant tread wear, any form of damage, or if the tyres start showing signs of aging such as cracks in the sidewall, regardless of tread depth.
Prices for Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals tyres can vary widely, from around INR 1,500 for budget options to upwards of INR 4,500 for premium brands. The price will depend on the tyre's brand, features, and where you purchase it.
Yes, choosing new tyres with optimized tread design and rubber compounds can help in improving fuel efficiency. Keeping tyres inflated to the correct pressure is also crucial for fuel economy.
Many tyre manufacturers offer products with tread patterns and compounds designed for better performance in wet conditions. Look for tyres that specify enhanced wet grip capabilities to ensure safer riding in the rain.
Indicators for tyre replacement include visible tread wear down to the wear indicators, any damage or deformations on the tyre, persistent air pressure loss, or if the tyres are over 5 years old.
Upgrading to high-quality tyres can significantly enhance the handling and overall performance of your Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signals, especially if you choose tyres that are well-suited to your riding style and the typical conditions you encounter.
Yes, most tyres come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in workmanship and materials. The duration and coverage details of the warranty can vary between brands, so it's important to check this information at the time of purchase.