Compare CEAT GRIPP and JK Challenger F21

Today, CEAT stands atop the list of tyre making firms. This is the brand, which is trusted by countless customers all across the world. Among the various products it has offered, this particular model named, Gripp is mainly designed to provide a comfort ride without compromising with safety. It features a rugged tread pattern that can take on any road, while maintaining better stability and control over a vehicle. Moreover, it also ensures excellent braking ability while making turns quite easier to a driver.

My first-gen Yamaha Fazer has been rocking the Ceat Gripp motorcycle tyres and it has been a pretty satisfactory experience. Though the bike doesn’t come with an anti-lock braking system (ABS), the tyres provide enough grip to ensure that the bike stops in a mannered way, even during emergency braking. The fact that these tyres are designed for wading-off rainwater, thanks to their deep grooves on the surface, helps a ton in making them one of the best tyres to use while riding in heavy rains. However, I have found that the sidewall of these tyres isn’t as strong as some of the others and thus owners need to be careful of not scraping the tyres on a pavement or big rock.