Worn tyres can affect the way your Bajaj V15 responds on the road, making the correct 100/90-17 rear and 2.75-17 or 80/100-17 front fitments important for replacement. A Bajaj V15 tyre that matches the recommended specifications helps maintain balanced handling and ride comfort. Our tyres are manufactured to suit these fitments with multiple tread patterns for different riding needs. You can also view the latest Bajaj V15 tyre price before your purchase. Pick Eurogrip tyres made to suit your Bajaj V15 for city streets and longer rides.
Variant | Front Tyre Size | Rear Tyre Size | Load Index / Speed Rating |
Bajaj V15 STD | 2.75-17 / 80/100-17 | 41P / 55P | |
Bajaj V15 Power Up | 2.75-17 / 80/100-17 | 100/90-17 | 41P / 55P |
Tube Type | Suitable for | Benefits |
Tubeless (TL) | Bajaj V15 models equipped with alloy wheels. | Better air retention, efficient heat dissipation, easier puncture servicing and reduced unsprung weight. |
Tube-Type (TT) | Bajaj V15 models equipped with spoke wheels. | Reliable rim engagement, practical field repairs, robust construction and wide service availability. |
Warranty | Duration |
Manufacturing Defects | 7 years from the date of manufacture* |
Non-Manufacturing Defects | 3 years from the date of manufacture* |
*Subject to applicable tread wear conditions and warranty terms.
The Bajaj V15 tyre size is 2.75-17 or 80/100-17 for the front and 100/90-17 for the rear. These fitments maintain the motorcycle's intended handling and stability. Before replacing tyres, match the sidewall markings with the original specification to maintain proper fitment, braking response and ride balance.
The Bajaj V15 tyre price generally falls between ₹1,600 and ₹2,700, depending on the tyre model, construction, and fitment. Front and rear tyres differ in pricing because of their dimensions and design. Premium tread patterns and tubeless variants may also influence the final amount within this price bracket.
No. The Bajaj V15 is designed primarily for bias-ply tyre construction rather than radial tyres. Its standard fitments, including the 100/90-17 tyre, are manufactured in bias construction to suit the motorcycle's chassis and suspension setup. Using the specified construction helps maintain predictable steering characteristics and ride performance.
The recommended Bajaj V15 tyre pressure is generally 25 PSI for the front and 32 PSI for the rear during solo riding. Pressure may vary slightly with luggage or a pillion rider. Inspect tyre pressure when the tyres are cold for more accurate readings and consistent road contact.
Plan a Bajaj V15 tyre replacement once tread depth reaches the wear indicators, visible damage appears, or the tyre has covered approximately 25,000 to 35,000 km under normal riding conditions. Sidewall cracks, repeated punctures, or uneven wear also indicate that replacement should not be delayed.
Yes. A Bajaj V15 tubeless tyre can be used if your motorcycle has tubeless-ready alloy wheels. Tubeless tyres help reduce rapid air loss after a puncture and simplify puncture repairs. Spoke wheels generally require tube-type tyres unless they have been professionally converted for tubeless operation.
The 100/90-17 tyre marking describes the tyre dimensions. The number 100 is the tyre width in millimetres, 90 is the aspect ratio expressed as a percentage of the width, and 17 indicates the wheel diameter in inches. Matching these specifications helps maintain the intended fitment and handling.
Replacing both tyres together is recommended when each has reached the end of its service life or shows similar wear. A fresh front tyre paired with a heavily worn rear tyre can affect braking balance and handling. Inspect tread condition on both tyres before planning replacement.
Uneven tyre wear is commonly linked to incorrect inflation pressure, wheel misalignment, suspension wear, or frequent heavy braking. Regular inspections help identify wear patterns before they become severe. Maintaining the recommended Bajaj V15 tyre pressure also supports more consistent tread wear across the contact surface.
The manufacturing date indicates when the tyre was produced and is shown by the four-digit DOT code on the sidewall. For example, 1324 represents the 13th week of 2024. A recently manufactured tyre provides the intended material properties when stored under suitable conditions before installation.