Perfect Fitment Guide
Harley-Davidson
Breakout
Best Tyres for Harley-Davidson Breakout
Find premium cruiser tyres for Harley-Davidson Breakout with OEM tyre sizes, buying guidance, maintenance tips, expert recommendations, and FAQs.
Overview
About Harley-Davidson Breakout
Vehicle Specifications
Key mechanical details & tyre sizes
engine
1,923 cc, Milwaukee-Eight 117 Custom V-Twinpower
103 HP / 77 kW @ 5,020 rpmweight
309 kg running orderwheel Type
Cast Aluminiumtyre Type
TubelessFront Tyre Size
130/60 B21Rear Tyre Size
240/40 R18Recommended Tyres for Harley-Davidson Breakout
Unleash the full potential of your Breakout
Cruiser130/60 B21
Pirelli Diablo Powercruiser 130/60 B21 M/C 63H TL Front Tyre
Price₹29,990
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Cruiser240/40 VR18
Pirelli Diablo Powercruiser 240/40 VR18 M/C 79V TL Rear Tyre
Price₹49,590
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Cruiser260/40 VR18
Pirelli Diablo Powercruiser 260/40 VR18 M/C 84V TL Rear Tyre
Price₹54,990
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Cruiser130/60 B21
Metzeler Cruisetec 130/60 B21 63H M/C TL Front Tyre
Price₹37,890
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Cruiser240/40 R18
Metzeler Cruisetec 240/40 R18 79V M/C TL Rear Tyre
Price₹43,700
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Cruiser260/40 R18
Metzeler Cruisetec 260/40 R18 84V M/C TL Rear Tyre
Price₹46,860
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Performance & Maintenance
Key highlights and care instructions
Why Tyre Choice Matters
Key performance factors
- Harley-Davidson Breakout is a premium power cruiser designed for strong acceleration and long-distance highway riding.
- Correct tyre sizes preserve steering geometry, chassis balance, and straight-line stability.
- The wide 240-section rear tyre provides substantial traction under acceleration.
- Strong tyre construction supports the motorcycle's weight and high torque output.
- Premium compounds improve braking confidence, cornering grip, and wet-road traction.
- Reliable wet and dry grip improves rider confidence during changing road conditions.
Maintenance Tips
Prolong tyre life
- Check tyre pressure regularly and before long rides.
- Inspect tread and sidewalls for cuts, cracks, punctures, and bulges.
- Follow the pressure specification for the exact Breakout model year.
- Balance wheels after every tyre replacement.
- Inspect the wide rear tyre frequently for uneven wear.
- Inspect tyres after potholes and hard impacts.
Tyre Buying Guide
Expert Recommendations & Use Cases
Buying Guide
Ideal considerations
- Use the OEM sizes: 130/60B21 front and 240/40R18 rear.
- The current Breakout uses Michelin Scorcher 11 tyres as the factory fitment.
- Choose premium cruiser or touring tyres designed for high-torque motorcycles.
- Check load and speed ratings before purchase.
- Check the tyre manufacturing date before installation.
- Use matching front and rear tyre models whenever possible.
Common Problems
Considerations & trade-offs
- Fast rear tyre wear from strong acceleration.
- Uneven tread wear caused by incorrect tyre pressure.
- Reduced wet grip as tread depth decreases.
- Wheel vibration caused by improper balancing.
- Flat spotting after prolonged storage.
- Reduced grip from ageing or hardened rubber.
Expert Tips
Optimal riding conditions
- Keep the OEM 130/60B21 and 240/40R18 dimensions.
- Pay particular attention to rear tyre condition because of the 240-section tyre.
- Choose premium cruiser tyres for long highway rides.
- Check tyre pressure before every long-distance journey.
- Replace both tyres together when practical.
- Balance the wheels after every tyre replacement.
Real-World Fitment
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
The current Breakout uses a 130/60B21 63H front tyre and a 240/40R18 79V rear tyre.
The current Breakout is specified with Michelin Scorcher 11 tyres in 130/60B21 front and 240/40R18 rear sizes.
The current Breakout uses the 1,923 cc Milwaukee-Eight 117 Custom V-Twin engine.
The OEM 240/40R18 rear size is recommended for preserving the motorcycle's designed handling, clearance, and stability.
The current cast-wheel Breakout uses tubeless tyre fitments.
Replace tyres when the tread reaches the wear indicators, grip deteriorates, or cracks, cuts, bulges, or other structural damage appears.