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Harley Davidson Street Rod Tyres with Factory Size Fitments

 

Your Harley Davidson Street Rod runs on 120/70-ZR17 front and 160/60-ZR17 rear tyres, so choosing the right Harley Davidson Street Rod tyre starts with the correct fitment. Our tyres are manufactured to deliver stable handling and confident grip for this motorcycle. If you are considering Harley Davidson Street Rod tyre price, you can select front and rear tyre options that suit your riding style. Choose Eurogrip tyres made for your Harley Davidson Street Rod.

 

Tyre Sizes for Harley Davidson Street Rod

Variant

Front Tyre Size

Rear Tyre Size

Load Index / Speed Rating

Harley-Davidson Street Rod STD120/70 ZR17160/60 ZR1758W Front / 69W Rear
Harley-Davidson Street Rod Vivid Black120/70 ZR17160/60 ZR1758W Front / 69W Rear
Harley-Davidson Street Rod BS6120/70 ZR17160/60 ZR1758W Front / 69W Rear

 

Tyre Types for Harley Davidson Street Rod

Tube Type

Suitable for

Benefits

Tubeless (TL)

All Harley-Davidson Street Rod variants equipped with 17-inch alloy wheels.

Stable air pressure, reduced heat build-up, lower maintenance and quicker puncture repair.

 

Warranty Coverage for Harley Davidson Street Rod Tyre

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.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Harley Davidson Street Rod Tyre

 

1. Which tyre dimensions are specified for the Harley-Davidson Street Rod?

The Harley Davidson Street Rod tyre size is 120/70-ZR17 for the front and 160/60-ZR17 for the rear. These dimensions match the motorcycle's factory fitment and support balanced handling. The 17-inch wheel diameter at both ends allows the tyres to perform as intended under braking, cornering, and acceleration.

 

2. What inflation pressure should be maintained on a Harley-Davidson Street Rod?

The recommended Harley Davidson Street Rod tyre pressure is typically 36 PSI for the front and 40 PSI for the rear during solo riding. Pressure readings should be taken before riding, while the tyres are cold. Incorrect inflation can influence tread wear, braking response, and overall ride stability.

 

3. Why does the Harley-Davidson Street Rod use radial tyres instead of bias tyres?

The Harley-Davidson Street Rod is engineered for radial tyres because radial construction offers improved heat management, stable highway performance, and predictable cornering behaviour. The factory fitments, 120/70-ZR17 and 160/60-ZR17, are radial specifications designed to support the motorcycle's handling characteristics across varied road conditions.

 

4. What is the typical Harley Davidson Street Rod tyre price?

The Harley Davidson Street Rod tyre price generally falls between ₹11,000 and ₹12,800 depending on the tyre position and model. Front and rear tyres are priced separately because they differ in size and construction. Availability and product pattern may also influence the final retail price.

 

5. What does the ZR marking on Street Rod tyre sizes indicate?

The ZR designation in 120/70-ZR17 and 160/60-ZR17 indicates a tyre designed for high-speed motorcycle applications. It identifies the construction category used for performance motorcycles. The full size marking also specifies the tyre width, aspect ratio, and the required 17-inch wheel diameter.

 

6. Why does the Street Rod use different tyre widths at the front and rear?

The Harley Davidson Street Rod front tyre measures 120 mm, while the rear measures 160 mm. The narrower front supports steering precision, and the wider rear provides a larger contact patch to transmit engine power efficiently during acceleration and maintain stability under load.

 

7. How frequently should tyre valves be inspected?

Tyre valves should be inspected during each air pressure check or approximately every 1,000 km. Examine the valve stem for cracks, loose cores, or damaged caps. Replacing worn valves during tyre installation helps maintain proper air retention and supports consistent inflation over time.

 

8. Why is wheel balancing recommended after fitting new tyres?

Wheel balancing reduces vibration created by uneven weight distribution across the wheel assembly. After installing new tyres, balancing helps maintain smoother operation, promotes even tread wear, and improves stability at higher speeds. Even minor imbalance can become noticeable above 80 km/h.

 

9. How should tyre tread wear be inspected on a Harley-Davidson Street Rod?

Inspect the tread across the centre and both shoulders for uneven wear, cuts, embedded objects, or exposed cords. Motorcycle tyres should be replaced once tread reaches the wear indicators or approaches 1.6 mm remaining depth, even if no visible damage is present.

 

10. Does the Harley-Davidson Street Rod use tube type or tubeless tyres?

The Harley Davidson Street Rod tubeless tyre setup is designed for alloy wheels and does not require inner tubes during standard installation. Tubeless construction helps retain air more effectively after minor punctures and simplifies many repair procedures while supporting reliable performance on regular road use.