Tyres for Vespa 125

Vespa 125 is a series of premium scooters with retro styling and a powerful engine. The Vespa is a lifestyle scooter featuring a classic design that goes in line with the Italian brand’s character. The scooter comes in a variety of versions which are aesthetically different from each other but almost the same at the mechanical and hardware level.

The Vespa 125 has been introduced to make every day of yours fun and exciting, and the role of the engine, suspension and tyres are crucial in making that possible. The tyres of Vespa 125 are currently being produced and sold across the country by numerous reputed makes, with some of the names, including CEAT, MRF, Ralco, JK Tyre, TVS Eurogrip, Apollo, Maxxis, Michelin, etc.

The tyres of Vespa 125 come in different sizes, measuring 10 and 11 inches, available in a tubeless format and bias-ply construction. 

Vespa 125 Tyre Sizes

The Vespa 125 comes with tyres sized 90/100-10, 110/70-11 and 120/70-10. These tyres are specially designed to tackle Indian road conditions and provide decent grip during city commutes.

Vespa 125 Tyre Prices

If you are looking for the tyres of Vespa 125, tyresdekho.com has all the options you can have for your scooter. Here not only the tyres for scooters but also the bikes and passenger cars are available at a reasonable price range. The tyres of Vespa 125 also come in the inexpensive price bracket of approximately Rs. 1000-1500, depending on the brand and size.

You can also check out the right tyre using specifics, such as speed rating, load index and warranty.

Vespa 125 Wheels

The tyres of the Vespa 125 come shod with alloy wheels.

Vespa 125 Tyre Pressure

The Vespa 125 tyre pressure is rated between 20-26 psi for the front and 20-32 psi for the rear.

Vespa 125 Variants

The Vespa 125 is available in the following models. 

Vespa 125 Specifications and Features

All the 125 models of Vespa get the same 124cc single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled, SOHC engine that makes 9.92PS and 9.6Nm torque. The scooter is suspended on aircraft-derived, single-side arm suspension with an anti-dive upfront and a dual-effect, hydraulic shock absorber at the rear. The braking duties are handled by a disc at the front and a drum at the rear.

Some notable features of the Vespa 125 series are a full-LED headlight, semi-digital instrument cluster, under-seat light, USB charger, and electric start, among others.