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MRF Tyres Zapper FG 90/90 R12 Tube

MRF Zapper FG

850
Size: 90/90 R12Type: Tube
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MRF Tyres Zapper 90/100 R10 Tube

MRF Zapper

925
Size: 90/100 R10Type: Tube
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TVS Tyres Jumbo-XT 90/100 R10 53J Tubeless

TVS Jumbo-XT

955
Size: 90/100 R10 53JType: Tubeless
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CEAT Tyres Milaze (Scooter) 90/100 R10 53J Tube

CEAT Milaze (Scooter)

980
Size: 90/100 R10 53JType: Tube
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TVS Tyres Pancer-II 90/100 R10 53J Tubeless

TVS Pancer-II

990
Size: 90/100 R10 53JType: Tubeless
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MRF Tyres Nylogrip FE 90/100 R10

MRF Nylogrip FE

1,000
Size: 90/100 R10 
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CEAT Tyres ZOOM D 90/100 R10 Tube

CEAT ZOOM D

1,025
Size: 90/100 R10Type: Tube
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CEAT Tyres Gripp (Scooter) 90/100 R10 Tube

CEAT Gripp (Scooter)

1,050
Size: 90/100 R10Type: Tube
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Birla Tyres ROADMAXX BT S63 90/100 R10 53J Tube

Birla ROADMAXX BT S63

1,066
Size: 90/100 R10 53JType: Tube
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Gangadhar Gangavia Google

I want to change my return wheel tyre for suzuki access 125, 2014 model. Please suggest the right type.\\n

Hello Gangadhar,

You can choose between TVS Pancer-II and CEAT Gripp Scooter tyre. They both would offer good grip and tread life. But if your usage is mostly over rough and uneven roads then go for CEAT Gripp.

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Ramit

 

Naveen Sharma

I am having dezire diesel engine car from Suzuki company and in 35000 km my Bridgestone tyres are need to replace because of wear and tear. Kindly guide me why this is happeningRead More

Hi Naveen,

Generally tyres lasts for about 40,000-50,000 km. However this figure is just an estimated figure. Tyre wear depends on number of factors like your driving style, general maintenance like alignment/balancing and checking tyre pressures regularly. 

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