Perfect Fitment Guide
Triumph
Tiger 1200 GT
Best Tyres for Triumph Tiger 1200 GT
Find premium road-focused adventure tyres for Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro with OEM tyre sizes, buying guidance, maintenance tips, expert advice, and FAQs.
Overview
About Triumph Tiger 1200 GT
Vehicle Specifications
Key mechanical details & tyre sizes
engine
1160 cc, Liquid-cooled, DOHC, Inline 3-cylinderpower
150 PS @ 9,000 rpmweight
246 kgwheel Type
Cast Aluminium Alloytyre Type
TubelessFront Tyre Size
120/70 R19Rear Tyre Size
150/70 R18Performance & Maintenance
Key highlights and care instructions
Why Tyre Choice Matters
Key performance factors
- Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro is a road-focused adventure motorcycle designed for highway touring and long-distance riding.
- Correct tyre sizes preserve steering geometry, suspension balance, and handling stability.
- Sport-touring compounds provide a strong balance of grip, mileage, and comfort.
- Strong construction supports the motorcycle and loaded touring conditions.
- Premium tyres improve wet and dry braking performance.
- The 19-inch front tyre provides a balance of road stability and agile steering.
Maintenance Tips
Prolong tyre life
- Check tyre pressure regularly and before long-distance trips.
- Inspect tread and sidewalls for cuts, cracks, punctures, and bulges.
- Maintain Triumph's recommended tyre pressure.
- Balance wheels after every tyre replacement.
- Remove stones and debris from the tread.
- Inspect tyres after long highway journeys.
Tyre Buying Guide
Expert Recommendations & Use Cases
Buying Guide
Ideal considerations
- Use the OEM sizes: 120/70 R19 front and 150/70 R18 rear.
- Choose road-biased adventure or sport-touring tyres for predominantly paved riding.
- Check load and speed ratings before purchase.
- Check tyre manufacturing date before installation.
- Use matching front and rear tyre models whenever possible.
- Purchase tyres from authorized dealers with warranty support.
Common Problems
Considerations & trade-offs
- Rear tread wear during aggressive acceleration or loaded touring.
- Uneven wear caused by incorrect tyre pressure.
- Reduced wet grip as the tread wears.
- Wheel vibration caused by improper balancing.
- Flat spotting after prolonged storage.
- Reduced grip from ageing or hardened rubber.
Expert Tips
Optimal riding conditions
- Choose road-focused adventure tyres for predominantly highway riding.
- Keep the OEM 120/70 R19 and 150/70 R18 dimensions.
- Check tyre pressure before every long highway trip.
- Replace both tyres together when practical.
- Balance wheels after every tyre replacement.
- Inspect tyres before carrying heavy luggage or a passenger.
Recommended Tyres for Triumph Tiger 1200 GT
Unleash the full potential of your Tiger 1200 GT
Dual Sport120/70 R19
Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR 120/70 R19 M/C 60V TL
Price₹19,300
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Dual Sport150/70 R18
Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR 150/70 R18 M/C 70V TL
Price₹23,900
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Dual Sport120/70 R19
Metzeler Tourance Next 2 120/70 R19 M/C 60V TL
Price₹22,400
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Dual Sport150/70 R18
Metzeler Tourance Next 2 150/70 R18 M/C 70V TL
Price₹26,400
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Dual Sport120/70 R19
Pirelli Scorpion Trail III 120/70 R19 M/C 60V TL
Price₹21,300
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Dual Sport150/70 ZR18
Pirelli Scorpion Trail III 150/70 ZR18 M/C 70W TL
Price₹27,900
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Dual Sport120/70 R19
Metzeler KAROO™ 4 Street 120/70 R19 M/C 60V TL Front Tyre
Price₹21,990
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Dual Sport150/70 R18
Metzeler KAROO™ 4 STREET 150/70 R18 M/C 70V TL Rear Tyre
Price₹28,990
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
The Tiger 1200 GT Pro uses a 120/70 R19 front tyre and a 150/70 R18 rear tyre.
Triumph specifies Metzeler Tourance tyres in 120/70 R19 front and 150/70 R18 rear sizes.
Yes. It uses tubeless tyres on cast-aluminium wheels.
Premium adventure-touring and sport-touring tyres provide the best balance of grip, comfort, mileage, wet-road performance, and highway stability.
The OEM 120/70 R19 front and 150/70 R18 rear sizes are recommended to preserve the motorcycle's designed handling characteristics.
Replace tyres when tread reaches the wear indicators, grip deteriorates, or cracks, cuts, bulges, or other structural damage appears.