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The Royal Enfield Classic 350 typically requires a front tyre size of 90/90 - 19 and a rear tyre size of 110/90 - 18. It's important to check your bike's manual or the tyre sidewall for accurate sizing before purchase.
Yes, you can fit tubeless tyres on the Royal Enfield Classic 350 if your model comes with alloy wheels. For models with spoke wheels, you would need to use a tube inside the tyre due to air leakage issues through the spokes.
Top tyre brands for the Royal Enfield Classic 350 include MRF, CEAT, Michelin, and Metzeler. These brands offer tyres that provide excellent grip, comfort, and durability suited for the Classic 350's performance characteristics.
Tyre replacement depends on usage, riding conditions, and tyre maintenance. However, it's recommended to check your tyres regularly for wear and tear and replace them every 5 years or sooner if the tread wear indicator is flush with the tyre tread.
The price for Royal Enfield Classic 350 tyres can vary based on brand, type (tube or tubeless), and tyre features. Typically, prices range from budget options starting around INR 1,500 to premium options going up to INR 4,000 or more per tyre.
To improve mileage, opt for tyres with low rolling resistance, maintain the correct tyre pressure as recommended by Royal Enfield, and choose a tyre size that's recommended for your model to ensure optimal fuel efficiency.
Yes, many brands offer tyres with specialized tread patterns for enhanced wet grip. Look for tyres that mention wet grip or all-weather capability in their specifications for safer riding during rainy conditions.
Indicators that it's time to change your tyres include visible tread wear, cracks on the tyre sidewall, frequent punctures, or if the motorcycle handling feels off. Also, replace the tyres if you've reached the 5-year mark since tyres degrade over time even if they look okay.
Yes, upgrading to higher-quality tyres can significantly improve your bike's handling, especially if you choose tyres designed for better grip and stability. It's an effective way to enhance both safety and riding pleasure.
Yes, most new tyres come with a manufacturer warranty that covers defects in workmanship and materials. The duration and terms of the warranty can vary by brand, so it's advisable to check the warranty details at the time of purchase.