Honda Livo Tyres

Honda Livo is a popular 110cc commuter motorcycle aimed at the youth of the country. The bike stands to its name as it comes with a lively and elegant design, with a gorgeous bikini fairing and sophisticated body panels. With a sharp urban design and cutting-edge technology, the Livo comes with a powerful and fuel-efficient engine and plenty of comfort & convenience aspects.

The bike features an edgy front profile with a muscular shroud and sharp headlight, while the robust tank design with striking graphics lends it a dynamic appearance. The rear is equally striking, with a uniquely designed tail light and grab rail. The Livo has been developed looking at the comfort of a commuter and pillion rider in mind. And that comfort is enhanced by a modern suspension setup and a strong set of tyres.

The tyres are presently being produced by popular brands in the market, such as CEAT, MRF, TVS, JK Tyre, EuroGrip, Ralco, Michelin, Pirelli, etc., all of which are known for offering quality and durable products.

The tyres of Honda Livo come in the size of 18 inches, with a tubeless layout and bias-ply construction.

Honda Livo Tyre Sizes

The Livo is available with a tyre size of 80/100-18 for the front and the same for the rear.

Honda Livo Tyre Prices

At tyresdekho.com, you get accurate information on all kinds of tyres, be it 2-wheeler, 4-wheeler, or commercial vehicles. The website offers the right prices for the Honda Livo tyres, which fall in the range of Rs. 1500-2000, approximately. For further narrowing down the search, the ideal tyre can be found using specs such as load index, speed rating, warranty, etc.

Honda Livo Wheels

The tyres of the Honda Livo feature 5-spoke alloy wheels as standard.

Honda Livo Tyre Pressure

The Honda Livo tyre pressure for the front wheel and rear wheel stands at 25 psi and 29 psi, respectively.

Honda Livo Variants

The Honda Livo is available in two versions.

Honda Livo Specifications and Features

The Livo is available with the 109.51cc motor, the same which has been doing duty in CD 110 Dream, producing 8.8PS and 9.3Nm torque, paired to a 4-speed gearbox. The bike is configured on a single-downtube cradle frame and suspended on a telescopic fork upfront and 5-step adjustable twin shock absorbers at the rear. The Livo comes to halt with the help of drum brakes at both ends, while there is also a front disc option available in the top model.

The Livo addresses all the modern-day features, such as a silent ACG starter, engine kill and side stand cut-off switch, and a semi-digital instrument console.