Tyres for Honda XBlade

Honda XBlade is an entry-level performance motorcycle in the 160cc segment to offer a unique option to enthusiasts in terms of sporty styling and decent riding experience. The Hero XBlade was introduced in 2018 and then relaunched in 2020, with a sharp robotic front design, muscular sculpted tank and sporty rear profile.

To give the rivals a run for their money, the XBlade features an LED headlamp, an aerodynamic belly pan and a razor-edged LED tail-light at the rear, making a bold statement. And the same bold statement is further carried forward by the stylish rims that create head-turning moments.

The tyres of Honda XBlade are presently made available in the market by several domestic and international brands, such as CEAT, MRF, Ralco, TVS Eurogrip, Michelin, Pirelli, etc., which are known for their quality products with optimal durability and safety.

The Honda XBlade tyre comes in the size of 17 inches, with a tubeless layout and bias-ply construction. 

Honda XBlade Tyre Sizes

The Honda XBlade are available with tyres measuring 80/100-17 and 130/70-17 at the front and the rear, respectively.

Honda XBlade Tyre Prices

Tyredekho.com is the home to a range of tyres for 2-wheelers, 4-wheelers and commercial vehicles. On this platform, you get all the information, including the pricing of these vehicles. Similarly, the tyres for Honda XBlade come in the pocket-friendly price range of Rs 1500-3000, depending on the size and brand.

Further, getting the right tyre becomes easy if you use filters such as speed rating, load index, and warranty.

Honda XBlade Wheels

The tyres of the Honda XBlade are fitted with alloy wheels.

Honda XBlade Tyre Pressure

The Honda XBlade recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear wheels are rated at 25-29 psi and 25-33 psi, respectively.

Honda XBlade variants 

The Honda XBlade is available in two versions mentioned in the below table.

Honda XBlade Specifications and Features

The Honda XBlade is powered by a 162.7cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine generating 13.86PS and 14.7Nm torque, coupled with a 5-speed gearbox. The bike sits on traditional telescopic forks upfront and a preload-adjustable mono-shock at the back. The bike comes equipped with disc brakes at the front and the rear, with single-channel ABS for further ensuring safety.

Looking from the perspective of the requirement of the millennials, the Japanese automaker has given plenty of modern-day features to the bike. The XBlade comes with a digital instrument cluster that gives all relevant information about the journey apart from the side-stand indicator alert, gear position indicator, and service due indicator. 

The bike also features an engine start/stop switch, comfortable grab rails, hazard switch, low maintenance seal chain and a long-comfortable seat.