Yamaha Bike Tyres

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Get your Yamaha bike fitted with best tyres from renowned brands like CEAT, MRF, JK and more. We have plenty of tyre variants available for different Yamaha bike models like Neo, Jupiter, Crux, ALBA and more. Simply select the tyre of your choice and compare price and specs before buying.

Yamaha Bike Tyres Price List in India (November 2023)

Tyre Models	Price
Masseter-X	Rs.1,415
ZAPPER (Scooter)	Rs.1,050
Nylogrip Plus	Rs.1,625
MILAZE	Rs.1,725
Zapper C	Rs.1,830

Tyres for Yamaha Bike Models

Yamaha Neo

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Yamaha Jupiter

Rs900-8,050

Yamaha Crux

Rs890-7,700

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Rs1,100-7,700

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Rs1,475-24,100

View Yamaha Tyres by Tyre Size

Rs1,100-7,700

Rs1,475-17,050

Rs1,350-7,345

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Recently Asked Questions

hridoy khan asked 03-Oct-2023 14:03:44
Q.
Fzs v2 Fonde tyre price??
A.
Yamaha FZ-S V2 tyres are priced between Rs 1550-2300 approx. (front) and Rs 3100-3500 approx. (rear).
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Answered 09-Oct-2023 16:49:16
bhavani shankar s asked 25-Mar-2023 17:40:42
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I own a yamaha Areox so require tyre for rare wheel, size is 140 70 R14
A.
For Yamaha Aerox rear wheel, you can choose tyre patterns between MRF Zapper S and Michelin City Grip.
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Answered 29-Mar-2023 17:25:13
balaji pss asked 21-Jan-2023 14:29:13
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I have Yamaha fzs version 2.0... I have drove over 37,000Km... Now i wanted to change the front tyre.... Which brand should i go for?
A.
For Yamaha FZ-S V2 front tyre, you can select between Michelin Pilot Street 2, CEAT Zoom Plus and Apollo Alpha.
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Answered 25-Jan-2023 14:29:02
siddhanath tour asked 25-Nov-2022 06:34:27
Q.
I have Fazer from 2011, what tyre size you recommend?
A.
For Yamaha Fazer the front tyre size is 100/80-17 and rear tyre is of size 140/60 R17.
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Answered 29-Nov-2022 15:19:44
dr. shreyas karne asked 10-Sep-2022 20:20:35
Q.
Will it be okay to upsize my rear tyre for fz 25 to 150/70 ?
A.
Opting for any tyre size other than the two-wheeler company recommended one will lead to drop in mileage, handling and performance. Hence, for balanced and hassle-free ride, it best to stick to the stock tyre size suggested by the bike maker.
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Answered 14-Sep-2022 19:17:29

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