Honda Cb1000r Plus Tyres
Change BikeThe Honda Cb1000r Plus wears a 120/70-17 tyre at the front and a 190/55-17 tyre at the rear.At Rs. 2000, the Blaster Pro is the cheapest front tyre available for the Cb1000r Plus,while the Pilot Road 4, which retails at Rs. 15160 is the most expensive front tyre available for the Cb1000r Plus.Priced at Rs. 16930, the DIABLO ROSSO II is the most affordable rear tyre for the Cb1000r Plus.The Pilot Power 3 at Rs. 18410 is the costliest rear tyre for the Cb1000r Plus.
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- Q.I have Honda Jazz Vx idtec 2016 model. I wish to upgrade to wider Tyres on stock 15 inch alloy. Is 185/65 r15 feasible.A.
I would recommend you to stick to the stock size as upsizing the tyres will reduce the fuel economy and turning radius of the car. For better performance, consider buying Yokohama A.drive AA01-175/65 R15 84H.
Answered 16 Jan 2020 05:59:58 - Q.plz advise i have a honda city idtec is upsizing advisable to 195 60 R15 ??A.
Remember, tyre upsize is not recommended by any car maker, as it affects the overall performance and fuel efficieny of a vehicle. If you agree to the change in terms of performance you can have a go at it. Coming to upsize, the upsizing of tyre for any car depends upon the present tyre size it holds. As you have not mentioned the current tyre size of your Honda City IDTEC, we suppose if the size at present is 175/65 R15, the upsize to 195/60 R15 is acceptable.
Answered 07 Jan 2020 11:39:07 - Q.Which is best for Honda Aviator back tyre?A.
There is wide variety of tyres available for the Honda Aviator scooter. There are two tyre sizes found in the Aviator series one is 90/100 10, while the other is 90/90 12. Depending upon the current tyre size you can choose from the given tyres which comprise of Michelin City Pro, CEAT Zoom D, MRF Nylogrip Zapper, Apollo Acti Zip S2, Metro Conti Grip, etc.
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