Frequenty Asked Questions
The front tyre size is typically 100/90-18, while the rear tyre size is 130/70-18, providing a balance between stability and grip.
The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 is generally equipped with tubeless tyres, enhancing convenience and reducing the risk of sudden deflation.
The recommended tyre pressure is 32 psi for the front and 36 psi for the rear, ensuring optimal handling and tyre longevity.
Yes, you can upgrade to slightly wider tyres for aesthetic or performance purposes, but it is important to ensure compatibility with the bike’s swingarm and handling characteristics.
Tyres should be replaced when the tread depth is below 1.6 mm or if there are visible signs of wear, damage, or ageing. Regular checks every 5,000 km are advisable.
For mixed terrain, consider dual-purpose or cruiser tyres with a slightly aggressive tread pattern that can handle varied surfaces.
Maintain proper tyre pressure, inspect for wear and damage, avoid overloading, and clean the tyres regularly to enhance their lifespan.
Yes, cruiser tyres with a focus on durability and comfort are ideal for long-distance touring on the Shotgun 650.
For a range of suitable high-performance tyres, visit TyreTitans.in or consult with a motorcycle tyre specialist.