Bajaj Platina Tyres

Tyres For Bajaj Platina

The Bajaj Platina is a new entry-level commuter series of bikes aimed at mileage-oriented folks and those who want stylish-looking motorcycles. The Platina series has been specially designed for people living in rural areas and outskirts, optimized for long-distance riding.

Bajaj Platina has been among the top-selling bikes in the budget commuter segment. And the credit for its popularity goes to its stylish design, high fuel efficiency and exceptional ride and handling, needed to tackle the rough roads of rural areas. The tyres play a key role in delivering a comfortable riding experience in and out of the city premises.

The tyres for Bajaj Platina are currently made available by leading tyre makers across the country, with some of the popular names being CEAT, JK Tyre, MRF, TVS, Apollo, Michelin, Metzeler, etc.

The Platina is available in the tyre sized 17-inches, with nylon construction and tubeless layout.

Bajaj Platina Tyre Sizes

The motorcycle comes in different tyre sizes, depending on the model. The base 100cc model comes in tyres sized 2.75-17 and 3.00-17 at the front and the rear, while the 110cc models come in the tyre size of 80/100-17 at both ends.

Bajaj Platina Tyre Prices

At tyresdekho.com, you get the best price whether the tyres are for two-wheelers, passenger cars or commercial vehicles. There is a plethora of choices, when it comes to tyres for Bajaj Platina, with the price ranging approximately in the bracket of Rs. 1200-Rs.1800. The platform also allows the user to find the right tyre using filters, such as speed rating, load index, size, brand, warranty, etc.

Bajaj Platina Wheels

The Bajaj Platina's tyres are shod with alloy wheels.

Bajaj Platina Tyre Pressure 

The recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear tyres of the Bajaj Platina is 24 and 28 psi, respectively.

Bajaj Platina Specifications and Features

The Platina comes in various models, with the basic one getting the 102cc engine that makes 7.9PS and 8.3Nm torque, paired to a 4-speed transmission, while the upper 110cc model gets the 115cc single-cylinder motor, air-cooled engine producing 8.6PS and 9.81Nm torque, mated to the same gearbox. Both models are configured on telescopic front forks and spring-on-spring nitrox canister suspension at the rear.

Despite being a budget commuter, the Platina is known for its contemporary features, including a semi-digital instrument cluster, LED DRLs, comfortable seats and an electric start.