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What is tire pressure for two wheeler?

Tire pressure for two-wheelers varies depending on the type of bike, the load being carried, and the road conditions. Here are some general guidelines for tire pressure for two-wheelers:

Standard Motorcycles:

- Front tire: 28-32 PSI (pounds per square inch)

- Rear tire: 32-36 PSI

Sport Motorcycles:

- Front tire: 32-36 PSI

- Rear tire: 36-42 PSI

Cruiser Motorcycles:

- Front tire: 32-36 PSI

- Rear tire: 36-40 PSI

Scooters:

- Front tire: 28-32 PSI

- Rear tire: 32-36 PSI

Note:

- Always refer to the owner's manual of your specific two-wheeler for the recommended tire pressure.

- Check your tire pressure regularly, especially before and after long trips, to ensure optimal handling and safety.

- Properly inflated tires can improve fuel efficiency, reduce wear and tear, and enhance the overall performance of your two-wheeler.