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Suzuki Gixxer Tyre Size

Mukesh Kumar

Automotive content lead, 8 years covering Indian car specs

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

100/80-17 (F) / 140/60 R17 (R)

Front (आगे): 100/80-17 · Rear (पीछे): 140/60 R17 (Radial)

OEM Verified Documentation

Gixxer official product specification

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Complete Tyre & Wheel Specifications

SpecificationOfficial Manufacturer Specification
Factory OEM Tyre Sizes
100/80-17
140/60 R17
Front Tyre Specification (आगे का टायर)100/80-17
Rear Tyre Specification (पीछे का टायर)140/60 R17 (Radial)
Trim / Variant ApplicationFront: 100/80-17; Rear: 140/60 R17 (Radial)
Alternative / Other Factory Sizes140/70-17
Rim Diameter (रिम का आकार)17 inch
Load IndexNot exposed in official extract (Typ. 52P / 63P)
Speed RatingP (150 km/h)
Tyre Pressure / हवा का दबाव (Standard)Front (आगे): 29 psi · Rear (पीछे): 33 psi
Tyre Pressure / हवा का दबाव (Fully Laden / Pillion)Front (आगे): 29 psi · Rear (पीछे): 33 psi
Manufacturer Source:Gixxer official product specificationOfficial HTML
Trim coverage: Front: 100/80-17; Rear: 140/60 R17 (Radial)Inflation note: Suzuki service-reference cross-check (29 psi front, 33 psi rear solo/loaded)
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What This Size Means

100 = tread width in millimetres. 80 = aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 80% of the tread width (80 mm). R = radial construction (or bias-ply if dash-indicated). 17 = wheel rim diameter in inches (432 mm).

Editor's Technical Insight

The Suzuki Gixxer (alongside its fully-faired sibling, the Gixxer SF) is widely revered among Indian enthusiasts for having the sharpest, most communicative chassis in the 150-160cc streetfighter class. Developed by the same engineering division responsible for the legendary GSX-R supersport lineage, the Gixxer's handling prowess is anchored by its wide 100/80-17 front tyre and fat 140/60 R17 radial rear tyre mounted on distinctive Y-spoke alloy wheels. The rear radial construction allows the crown of the tyre to stay supple over tarmac imperfections while keeping the sidewall stiff under aggressive lean angles, providing remarkable rear-wheel feedback when accelerating out of tight ghat switchbacks. Suzuki specifies 29 psi at the front wheel and 33 psi at the rear for solo riding (36 psi with a pillion). Riders replacing the rear tyre must strictly insist on a genuine radial tyre: installing a cheaper bias-ply tyre onto the Gixxer's stiff swingarm introduces an unsettling mid-corner squirm and blunts the telepathic front-end steering precision that defines the motorcycle.

Tyre Options Available in India

Verified replacement options compatible with Suzuki Gixxer stock wheel rims:

MRF

Revz-M Radial

Estimated price:₹3,200–3,950
CEAT

Zoom Rad X1

Estimated price:₹2,900–3,600
Apollo

Alpha H1

Estimated price:₹3,550–4,350

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do both the naked Gixxer and fully-faired Gixxer SF share the same tyre sizes?
Yes — both the naked Suzuki Gixxer and the faired Gixxer SF share the identical 100/80-17 front and 140/60 R17 radial rear tyre setup.
Can I install a 150-section rear tyre on a Suzuki Gixxer?
While a 150/60-17 tyre can fit inside the rear hugger, it increases unsprung rotational mass and blunts the 13.6 PS engine's acceleration without providing any real-world handling benefit on street tarmac.
What tyre pressure is recommended for the Suzuki Gixxer?
Suzuki recommends 29 psi cold pressure in the front tyre and 33 psi in the rear tyre for solo riding. For two-up riding with a pillion, inflate the rear tyre to 36 psi.
Which replacement tyre offers the best grip for enthusiastic canyon carving?
Apollo Alpha H1 and MRF Revz-M Radial are the top choices among Gixxer owners, delivering aggressive cornering edge grip, rapid warm-up times, and confidence-inspiring wet asphalt braking.