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The Royal Enfield GT typically uses a 100/90-18 tyre on the front and a 130/70-18 tyre on the rear. Always confirm the tyre size with your motorcycle's manual or the tyre sidewall to ensure accuracy.
Yes, the Royal Enfield GT can be equipped with tubeless tyres. If your motorcycle has spoked wheels, check if they are tubeless-ready or if you need to use a tube inside the tyre due to the rim design.
For the GT, renowned tyre brands like Pirelli, Michelin, and Dunlop are excellent choices. These brands offer tyres that enhance the motorcycle's performance, handling, and aesthetics, staying true to the café racer style.
Tyres on the Royal Enfield GT should be replaced every 5 years or sooner if you notice significant wear, such as the tread depth reaching the wear indicators, or if there are signs of damage like cracks or bulges.
The cost for tyres can vary, generally ranging from INR 4,000 for more affordable options to INR 9,000 or more for premium tyres. Prices depend on the tyre's brand, specific features, and where you purchase it.
While tyres have a relatively minor direct impact on fuel efficiency, choosing new tyres with lower rolling resistance and maintaining proper tyre pressure can help optimize fuel consumption.
Yes, tyres with specialized tread patterns and compounds designed for wet conditions can offer better grip and safety when riding in the rain. Look for tyres that boast superior wet weather performance.
Indicators for tyre replacement include visible wear down to the tread wear indicators, any damage such as cuts or bulges in the tyre, or a noticeable decline in handling or braking performance.
Upgrading to high-quality tyres can significantly enhance the handling, braking, and overall ride experience of your GT, particularly if you choose tyres that are well-suited to your typical riding conditions and style.
Most new tyres come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period. Ensure to review the warranty terms when purchasing new tyres, as coverage can vary by brand.