Triumph Street Triple tyres
Choose BikeTriumph Street Triple wears tyres of 120/80 R17 size. There are 77 different tyre models available for Street Triple from renowned brands like MRF, Michelin, Apollo and more. The most affordable tyre available for the Street Triple is the Birla, which is priced at Rs. 2000 while the Michelin at Rs. 18690 is the most expensive.
Street Triple Tyres Price
| Tyres Name | Price Range | Tyre Type |
|---|---|---|
| CEAT Gripp XL | Rs.2870 | Tube |
| JK Blaze BR41 | Rs.2600 | Tubeless |
| Birla FIREMAXX R51 | Rs.2999 | Tubeless |
| Michelin Power Slick EVO | Rs.Price Coming Soon | Tubeless |
| MRF Masseter-X | Rs.3250 | Tubeless |
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Tyre Pressure For Triumph Street Triple
| Street Triple Variant(s) | Front Tyre Pressure | Rear Tyre Pressure | Front & Rear Tyre Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 675 | 42 | 36 | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 |
| Street Triple S | 42 | 36 | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 |
| Street Triple R | 42 | 36 | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 |
| Street Triple RS | 42 | 36 | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 |
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Triumph Street Triple Tyre Size
Triumph Street Triple wears tyres of 17 size. There are 77 different tyre models available for Street Triple from renowned brands like MRF, Michelin, Apollo, JK and more. The most affordable Bike tyre available for the Street Triple is the Birla, which is priced at 2000 while the Michelin at 18690 is the most expensive. Search by tyre size to know which tyre best fits your vehicle.| Variant Name (Tyre Size Guide) | Front & Rear Tyre Size | Tyre Price (Starts From) |
|---|---|---|
| 675 | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 | Rs.2000 |
| Street Triple S | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 | Rs.2000 |
| Street Triple R | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 | Rs.2000 |
| Street Triple RS | 120/70 R17 & 180/55 R17 | Rs.2000 |
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Frequently Asked Questions on Triumph Street Triple
Which tyre is best for Triumph Street Triple?
CEAT Gripp XL, JK Blaze BR41 and Birla FIREMAXX R51 are some of the best tyres for Street Triple. With a starting price of 2000 Birla FIREMAXX R50 is the cheapest tyre Street Triple. These tyres are reasonably priced and are available in 17 inches sizes.
When to change Bike tyres of Triumph Street Triple?
Changing Street Triple tyre depends on how well the Bike has been maintained, driving style, road conditions etc. A new tyre can last anything between 25000 to 50000 kms on Indian roads.
Can we increase tyres size of Triumph Street Triple?
For a safe upgrade, the tyre size cannot be increased by more than three percent of the Bike's original total tyre diameter. Any difference of more than three percent is just not recommended. Street Triple comes fitted with 17 inch tyres, you can upsize it to 17 inches.
How to reduce tyre noise in Triumph Street Triple?
To reduce Street Triple tyre noise, drive at slower speeds and keep tyres fully inflated to the recommended air pressure for a quieter ride.
What is the tyre size of Triumph Street Triple?
Triumph Street Triple comes with a tyre size of 120/80 R17.
Can we change Triumph Street Triple tyres to tubeless?
It's ok to use tubeless and tube type on Street Triple as long as the patterns are the same. There are various tyre brands that offer tubeless and tube type tyres for Street Triple. CEAT Gripp XL, JK Blaze BR41 and Birla FIREMAXX R51 are some of the best tyres for Street Triple.
Can I use bigger tyres for Street Triple?
You can put larger tyres on Street Triple but it won't improve handling. It will probably make it worse. The wider and heavier the tyres, the more inertia they'll have and the bigger contact patch will make the bike harder to turn. However, if you want to increase the tyre size of Street Triple, you can get it fitted with 17 inch tyre.
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