Perfect Fitment Guide
KTM
250 Duke
Best Tyres for KTM 250 Duke
Explore premium performance tyres for the KTM 250 Duke in 110/70 ZR17 front and 150/60 ZR17 rear sizes.
Overview
About KTM 250 Duke
Vehicle Specifications
Key mechanical details & tyre sizes
engine
249.07 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled enginepower
31 PSweight
162 kg fuelledwheel Type
17-inch alloy wheelstyre Type
Tubeless radialFront Tyre Size
110/70 ZR17Rear Tyre Size
150/60 ZR17Recommended Tyres for KTM 250 Duke
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Super Sport110/70 ZR17
Eurogrip Protorq Extreme 110/70 ZR17 M/C 54W TL Front Tyre
Price₹6,200
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Super Sport150/60 ZR17
Eurogrip Protorq Extreme 150/60 ZR17 M/C 66W TL Rear Tyre
Price₹7,900
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Super Sport110/70 ZR17
Apollo Alpha H1 Rear 110/70 ZR17 M/C TL
Price₹4,600
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Super Sport150/60 ZR17
Apollo Alpha H1 Rear 150/60 ZR17 M/C 66W TL
Price₹6,600
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Sport Touring110/70 ZR17
Reise traceRad 01 110/70 ZR17 54W Front Tubeless Tyre
Price₹5,500
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Sport Touring150/60 ZR17
Reise traceRad 01 150/60 ZR17 66W Rear Tubeless Tyre
Price₹6,650
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Super Sport110/70 ZR17
CEAT SPORTRAD 110/70 ZR17 TL 54W Front Tyre
Price₹5,700
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Super Sport150/60 ZR17
CEAT SPORTRAD 150/60 ZR17 TL 66W Rear Tyre
Price₹6,900
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Performance & Maintenance
Key highlights and care instructions
Why Tyre Choice Matters
Key performance factors
- The KTM 250 Duke is a lightweight performance motorcycle designed for agile handling and spirited street riding.
- The correct tyre sizes are 110/70 ZR17 at the front and 150/60 ZR17 at the rear.
- A good front tyre improves steering precision, braking stability, and cornering confidence.
- A high-grip rear tyre helps transfer the motorcycle's power to the road during acceleration and corner exits.
- Sport-oriented compounds can provide stronger dry grip and more predictable handling during spirited riding.
- Strong wet-road performance is important for everyday riding and Indian monsoon conditions.
Maintenance Tips
Prolong tyre life
- Check tyre pressure regularly and before highway rides.
- Inspect the tread for cuts, cracks, punctures, and embedded objects.
- Check both tyres for uneven wear or abnormal tread patterns.
- Monitor tread wear indicators and replace tyres when they reach the manufacturer's limit.
- Check wheel alignment and balance if the motorcycle develops vibration or pulls to one side.
- Inspect tyre sidewalls after hitting potholes or other major road impacts.
Tyre Buying Guide
Expert Recommendations & Use Cases
Buying Guide
Ideal considerations
- Choose tyres in the recommended 110/70 ZR17 front and 150/60 ZR17 rear sizes.
- For everyday city and highway riding, choose a sport-touring or road-performance tyre that balances grip and mileage.
- For aggressive cornering, choose a performance-oriented tyre with strong dry grip and responsive handling.
- For frequent monsoon riding, prioritize wet-road grip and effective water evacuation.
- Check the tyre's load index and speed rating before purchase.
- Consider tread life as well as outright grip if the motorcycle is used for daily commuting.
Common Problems
Considerations & trade-offs
- Incorrect tyre pressure can reduce grip, steering response, and tyre life.
- Underinflation can increase heat buildup and accelerate tyre wear.
- Overinflation can reduce the contact patch and affect ride comfort and grip.
- Aggressive riding can cause faster wear, especially on soft performance compounds.
- Uneven wear can cause vibration and reduce cornering confidence.
- Old or hardened rubber can reduce wet-weather grip even when tread depth remains.
Expert Tips
Optimal riding conditions
- Choose a tyre according to how you actually use the KTM 250 Duke rather than choosing solely by tread appearance.
- For daily city and highway use, a sport-touring tyre can provide a better balance of grip, mileage, and wet performance.
- For frequent spirited riding, a performance-oriented tyre can provide sharper feedback and stronger cornering grip.
- Monsoon riders should prioritize wet grip and predictable braking performance.
- Maintain the recommended 110/70 ZR17 front and 150/60 ZR17 rear sizes.
- Check tyre pressure when the tyres are cold for consistent readings.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
The KTM 250 Duke uses a 110/70 ZR17 front tyre.
The KTM 250 Duke uses a 150/60 ZR17 rear tyre.
Sport-touring and performance-oriented tyres are suitable for the KTM 250 Duke. The best choice depends on whether you prioritize daily mileage, wet grip, highway riding, or aggressive cornering.
Yes. Sport tyres are a good option for riders who prioritize cornering grip, braking performance, and responsive handling, provided they are available in the correct sizes and have suitable ratings.
Yes. The current KTM 250 Duke uses a 110/70 ZR17 front tyre.
Yes. The current KTM 250 Duke uses a 150/60 ZR17 rear tyre.
The KTM 250 Duke has a 249.07 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine.
The current KTM 250 Duke produces 31 PS of maximum power.
Yes. Its performance-oriented engine, lightweight chassis, and stable 17-inch wheel setup make it suitable for highway riding as well as city use.