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The Suzuki GS 150R is equipped with a front tyre size of 2.75-18 and a rear tyre size of 100/90-18. These sizes are optimal for balancing the motorcycle's performance and handling characteristics.
Yes, the Suzuki GS 150R can accommodate tubeless tyres, which offer advantages such as reduced risk of sudden air loss and easier puncture repairs. Ensure that the rims are compatible with tubeless tyres before making the switch.
Popular tyre brands for the Suzuki GS 150R include MRF, CEAT, and Michelin. These brands offer tyres that are designed to enhance the bike's efficiency, grip, and overall ride quality.
Tyres on the Suzuki GS 150R should be replaced every 5 years or sooner if you notice significant tread wear, damage, or any decline in performance. Frequent checks for tread depth and signs of wear are recommended.
The price for tyres for the Suzuki GS 150R can vary, generally ranging from INR 1,100 to INR 2,500. Prices depend on the tyre's brand, specific model, and any advanced features they may offer.
While tyres have a minimal direct impact on fuel efficiency, selecting tyres with optimized tread design and maintaining proper tyre pressure can help ensure better performance and potentially improve fuel efficiency.
Tyres with specialized 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 good wet grip ratings.
It's time to replace your tyres if the tread wear indicators are exposed, the tyres show signs of damage such as cracks or bulges, or if you experience a decrease in traction and handling.
Upgrading to premium tyres can significantly enhance the GS 150R's handling, braking, and stability, especially when selecting tyres that are well-suited to your typical riding conditions.
Most new tyres come with a warranty from the manufacturer that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period. Be sure to review the warranty details when purchasing new tyres, as coverage can vary by brand and model.