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The Royal Enfield Himalayan is equipped with a front tyre size of 90/90-21 and a rear tyre size of 120/90-17. Always check your motorcycle's manual or the current tyres to confirm the correct sizes for replacements.
Yes, the Royal Enfield Himalayan can accommodate tubeless tyres. While the stock tyres are tubed due to the spoked wheels, aftermarket solutions or tubeless-ready spoked wheels can allow the use of tubeless tyres, enhancing puncture resistance and ease of repair.
For the Royal Enfield Himalayan, brands like Pirelli (MT60), CEAT, and Michelin offer models that are well-suited for its dual-sport nature. These brands provide a good balance between on-road performance and off-road capability.
Tyres on the Royal Enfield Himalayan should be replaced every 5 years or sooner if there is significant wear, visible damage, or any performance issues. Frequent off-road use may necessitate earlier replacement due to increased wear.
The cost for Royal Enfield Himalayan tyres can vary, typically ranging from INR 4,500 for budget options to INR 10,000 or more for high-end or specialized adventure tyres. Prices depend on the tyre's brand, specific features, and the retailer.
While the primary impact of tyres on fuel efficiency is minimal, selecting new tyres with an appropriate tread pattern for your main type of riding and keeping them properly inflated can help optimize fuel consumption and handling.
Yes, tyres with deep tread patterns and rubber compounds designed for wet conditions can offer improved grip and safety in rainy conditions. Adventure or dual-sport tyres with an all-weather focus are recommended for riders frequently encountering wet roads.
It's time to replace your tyres if the tread wear indicators are visible, the tyres show signs of damage like cuts or bulges, or if you notice a decline in traction, especially under wet conditions or off-road.
Upgrading to high-quality tyres can significantly improve the Himalayan's handling, especially if the new tyres offer better traction for your typical riding environments (on-road, off-road, or a mix of both).
Most new tyres come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period. Check the warranty terms when purchasing new tyres, as they can vary by brand and tyre model.