Frequenty Asked Questions
The standard tyre size for the front is 100/90-19, and for the rear, it is 130/90-16. These sizes are optimal for a balance of grip and classic styling.
No, the tyres on the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350 typically come with tube-type designs, consistent with its retro appeal.
The recommended tyre pressure is around 32 psi for the front and 36 psi for the rear when riding with a pillion. For solo rides, slightly lower pressures may be suitable.
Yes, you can upgrade to tubeless tyres by replacing the stock spoked rims with alloy rims that support tubeless designs. Consult a professional for the conversion.
Classic cruiser tyres with good tread patterns for both on-road and mild off-road use are best for the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350.
Tyres should be replaced every 25,000–30,000 km or earlier if signs of excessive wear, damage, or reduced tread depth (below 1.6 mm) are visible.
Yes, the stock tyres are designed for long-distance touring, providing comfort and stability over highways and varied terrains.
Regularly check tyre pressure, ensure alignment, and inspect for wear or damage. Rotate the tyres if needed and avoid overloading the bike.
You can opt for wider tyres within permissible limits. Ensure they don’t compromise the bike’s handling or interfere with the swingarm and mudguard.
For a range of suitable high-performance tyres, visit TyreTitans.in or consult with a motorcycle tyre specialist.