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Bajaj Pulsar 150 Tyre Size

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Verified against OEM Data (2026-09-02)
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Factory OEM Tyre Size / मूल टायर साइज

Single Disc: 80/100-17 (F) / 100/90-17 (R); Twin Disc: 90/90-17 (F) / 120/80-17 (R)

Front (आगे): 80/100-17 (Single) / 90/90-17 (Twin) · Rear (पीछे): 100/90-17 (Single) / 120/80-17 (Twin)

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Pulsar 150 Specifications / Owner Manual

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Complete Tyre & Wheel Specifications

SpecificationOfficial Manufacturer Specification
Factory OEM Tyre Sizes
80/100-17 (F) / 100/90-17 (R)(46 (F) / 55 (R)P)Pulsar 150 Single Disc
90/90-17 (F) / 120/80-17 (R)(49 (F) / 61 (R)P)Pulsar 150 Twin Disc
Front Tyre Specification (आगे का टायर)80/100-17 (Single) / 90/90-17 (Twin)
Rear Tyre Specification (पीछे का टायर)100/90-17 (Single) / 120/80-17 (Twin)
Trim / Variant ApplicationSingle Disc: 80/100-17 front, 100/90-17 rear; Twin Disc: 90/90-17 front, 120/80-17 rear
Alternative / Other Factory Sizes100/90-17, 110/80-17
Rim Diameter (रिम का आकार)17 inch
Load IndexSingle Disc: 46 (F) / 55 (R); Twin Disc: 49 (F) / 61 (R)
Speed RatingP (150 km/h)
Tyre Pressure / हवा का दबाव (Standard)Front (आगे): 25 psi · Rear (पीछे): 28.4 psi
Tyre Pressure / हवा का दबाव (Fully Laden / Pillion)Front (आगे): 25 psi · Rear (पीछे): 32 psi
Manufacturer Source:Pulsar 150 Specifications / Owner ManualOfficial HTML/PDF
Trim coverage: Single Disc: 80/100-17 front, 100/90-17 rear; Twin Disc: 90/90-17 front, 120/80-17 rearInflation note: Bajaj owner's manual family data (25 psi front, 28.4 psi solo rear, 32 psi pillion rear)
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What This Size Means

100 = tread width in millimetres. 90 = aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 90% of the tread width (90 mm). R = radial construction (or bias-ply if dash-indicated). 17 = wheel rim diameter in inches (432 mm).

Editor's Technical Insight

The Bajaj Pulsar 150 is the definitive poster child of the sporty Indian commuter movement. Over two decades of continuous refinement, Bajaj has systematically upgraded the motorcycle's tyre package: the single-disc variant rolls on an 80/100-17 front and 100/90-17 rear tyre, while the premium Twin Disc variant adopts beefier 90/90-17 front and 120/80-17 rear tubeless tyres mounted on 17-inch alloy wheels. The wider 120mm rear profile on the Twin Disc version provides a broad contact patch that enhances high-speed stability when cruising between 80 and 95 km/h on open ring roads. Bajaj recommends maintaining 28 psi at the front and 32 psi at the rear (upping the rear to 35 psi with a pillion). Enthusiasts should avoid the temptation of mounting excessively wide 130 or 140 section rear tyres on the stock 2.5-inch rim: pinching a wide tyre onto a narrow rim creates a bulbous 'donut' profile that actually reduces the effective cornering contact patch, slows down flickability in urban traffic, and causes chain guard rubbing.

Tyre Options Available in India

Verified replacement options compatible with Bajaj Pulsar 150 stock wheel rims:

MRF

Zapper FX1 / Zapper Y

Estimated price:₹2,100–2,800
CEAT

Zoom Plus

Estimated price:₹1,950–2,600
TVS Eurogrip

Remora

Estimated price:₹1,850–2,450

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do the Pulsar 150 Single Disc and Twin Disc have different rear tyre sizes?
The Pulsar 150 Twin Disc variant shares its wider rear swingarm, wheel rim, and chassis hardware with the Pulsar 180, accommodating a wider 120/80-17 tyre, whereas the Single Disc variant uses a 100/90-17 tyre.
Can I install a 130/70-17 rear tyre on a Pulsar 150?
Installing a 130/70-17 tyre on a stock Pulsar 150 rim pinches the tyre sidewall, which reduces steering agility, drops fuel economy, and risks fouling the swingarm and plastic chain cover.
बजाज पल्सर 150 में टायर प्रेशर (हवा) कितना होना चाहिए? (Bajaj Pulsar 150 tyre pressure)
Bajaj recommends 25–28 psi for the front tyre (आगे का टायर) and 28–32 psi for the rear tyre (पीछे का टायर) for solo commuting. When riding with a pillion passenger (दो सवारी), increase rear tyre pressure to 32–35 psi to prevent sluggish pickup.
Which rear tyre offers the best wet grip on greasy city roads?
MRF Zapper Y and CEAT Zoom Plus offer directional tread channels that provide excellent water evacuation during monsoons, significantly reducing rear wheel skidding under sudden braking.