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The Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500 X is fitted with a front tyre size of 90/90-19 and a rear tyre size of 120/80-18. These sizes are specifically chosen to complement the bike's handling dynamics and aesthetic appeal.
Yes, the Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500 X comes equipped with tubeless tyres as standard, thanks to its stylish alloy wheels. Tubeless tyres enhance the motorcycle's performance by offering a quicker response and reducing the chances of sudden flats.
Tyre brands such as MRF, CEAT, Michelin, and Pirelli are popular choices among Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500 X owners. These brands offer models that provide a good balance of grip, durability, and comfort, enhancing the bike's urban cruising capabilities.
It's advisable to replace the tyres on your Thunderbird 500 X every 5 years or sooner if you notice significant tread wear, damage, or any decline in performance. Regular tyre inspections can help you determine the right time for replacement.
The price for tyres for the Thunderbird 500 X can vary, generally ranging from INR 2,500 to INR 7,000. The cost depends on the tyre's brand, specific features, and performance characteristics.
While tyres have a minimal direct impact on fuel efficiency, choosing the right tyres and maintaining proper tyre pressure can contribute to optimal riding conditions, which in turn can help maintain fuel efficiency.
Yes, tyres with advanced tread patterns and rubber compounds designed for wet conditions can offer improved grip and safety during rainy rides. Look for tyres that are labeled as all-weather or have high wet grip ratings.
Indicators for tyre replacement include visible tread wear down to the wear indicators, any form of sidewall damage, or a noticeable decrease in handling or braking performance, particularly under wet conditions or on uneven surfaces.
Upgrading to premium tyres can significantly enhance the handling, braking, and overall ride quality of the Thunderbird 500 X, especially when selecting tyres designed for your typical riding scenarios, such as urban commuting or weekend rides.
Most new tyres come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period. Always review the warranty terms when purchasing new tyres, as coverage can vary by brand and model.