Can I put 100-90-18 size Tyre at the rear wheel - SP 125 BS6?

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Q. Can I put 100-90-18 size Tyre at the rear wheel - SP 125 BS6?
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Barani | 4 years ago

Mileage and pickup. Issue will come. If you are driving in highways daily then just change the tyres.When bus and lorry or high speed car overtaking, whole vehicle shaking like bajaj platina and splendor It is highly recommended to change back tyres for highways driving

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Vamsi | 1 year ago

Yes, but there would be a reason why company given that specific rear tyre. Best to keep the same. Upgrading it may not align with other things of bike. So your mileage may decrease and power and pickup may also decrease.

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Shamim | 2 years ago

Yes you can but it will have it consicunses 1 your mileage will drop 2your bike pick up will take a dive3 your tyre is going to destroy your inner fender.My suggestion stick to company specified tyre.

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MD | 3 years ago

You want better stability,Comfort and best looking 125 cc bikes, you put in 100/90-18 tyres

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Vasanth | 3 years ago

I think it high.. you lose mileage 2 to 4 km per liter

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Raja | 3 years ago

You can but some effect on mileage and weig

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Subhajit | 3 years ago

You may install 100-90-18' rear tyre but mileage should decrease.

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Akshat | 3 years ago

Can I use 100/90 tyre for Hero Passion Pro BS6

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Ankit | 3 years ago

@ akshat | Can I use 100/90 tyre for Hero Passion Pro BS6

Get out from here pls visit hero site 🖕🏻

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Pravin | 3 years ago

80/100-18mc54c

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Sanjay | 3 years ago

Let me inform about this

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AnandIyer | 1 year ago

90/100 -18 is the recommended upgrade as anything wider than that would touch the brake pulling rod

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Technical | 3 years ago

Yes

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Soumadeep | 3 years ago

Yes

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Atul | 4 years ago

Yes

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Younus | 3 years ago

No

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Suresh | 4 years ago

No

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Puspender | 3 years ago

Whell price

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Piyush | 3 years ago

Yes

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Shantosh | 4 years ago

Yes

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Deepak | 4 years ago

Yes

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Imtiyaz | 3 years ago

90

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Yashwant | 2 years ago

Yes , this is possible but it will lower its top speed and mileage

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SK | 3 years ago

Yes

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Pynskhem | 1 year ago

Can i pour power petrol to avenis scooty 125 cc

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Malik | 2 years ago

Yes bt, mileage problem

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꧁༒Sachin | 11 months ago

Yes it's good for it

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Mohd | 1 year ago

Yes

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Eiman | 1 year ago

Yes

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Ritesh | 2 years ago

Yes

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Nithin | 2 years ago

Yes

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