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Tyre upsizing is not recommended by the bike manufacturers as it hampers the mileage and handling of the vehicle. The said tyre size of 120/90 may not be good for the Pulsar 125 Split seat version as the original 100/90-17 are adequate enough for the bike of this capacity. Such wide tyres may touch the chain and sprocket of the bike. Thus for favourable results, stick to the OE size.

You can choose between Bridgestone Dueler D683, Apollo Apterra HT and Falken Wildpeak HT.

You can select between CEAT SecuraDrive, JK UX Royale and Goodyear Assurance Triplemax 2.

Tyre upsizing is not recommended by the car manufacturers as it hampers the mileage. Stick with the stock tyre For a Innova 2.8 AT with 205/65 R16 tyre setup, the said 245/70 R16 will be a wrong upsize.

As per your budget and preference you can pick between CEAT FuelSmarrt, JK UX Royale and Michelin Energy XM2.

The choice between the two depends upon your usage, preference and surface you traverse on. If you prefer a budget tyre with features of robustness, stability and long tyre life, pick CEAT Milaze X3. Or else, if comfort, high speed reliability, braking are your concerns choose Bridgestone Turanza T001/T005.

You can choose between CEAT Zoom, JK Blaze BR31 or Michelin City Pro.

Tyre upsizing is not recommended by the bike manufacturers as it hampers the mileage, handling and speedometer/odometer reading of the vehicle. The upsize is somewhat possible in larger capacity bike, however in a commuter bike like Platina 100 it may not be safe..

You can pick between Michelin City Pro, CEAT Secura Zoom and Ralco Blaster.

Tyre upsizing is not recommended by the bike manufacturers as it hampers the mileage, and speedometer/odometer reading of the vehicle. Considering the same if you still want to upsize you can go with 195/70 R14 instead of said 185/70 R14. You can choose tyre patterns between Apollo Amazer XL, JK Ultima 210S and Falken Sincera 835.