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  • Q. Can we upgrade the rear tyre like 150/70-17 - Interceptor 650?

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    SANJAY MISHRA
    SANJAY MISHRA | 4 years ago

    The original Tyre Specifications of the Rear Tyre is : 130/70-18. The first no.is Width of 130mm; the second no.is the aspect ratio meaning the height of the tyre is 70% of the width or 90mm and the last no. after the dash is wheel rim size(diameter) of 17inches.The original front tyre specifications is: 100/90-18 and you now what the numbers indicate. It is important that the tyre specifications have to correctly match with each other to avoid issues of balancing, wobbling,braking, handling etc.Please seek the proper advice of the professionals before changing any tyre or wheel size for that matter. Hope this helps!

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    Karma
    Karma | 5 years ago

    @ Sumit | Timsun has 150/70/R18. Call the importer, i just got mine delivered today. Call on 95919 88954

    Did you change the front tyres to a larger size as well, and if yes which size, how did you find the timsun tyres so far

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    Sumit
    Sumit | 5 years ago

    Timsun has 150/70/R18. Call the importer, i just got mine delivered today. Call on 95919 88954

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