Designed for 100/80-12 front and 110/80-12 rear fitments, the TVS Ntorq tyre plays an important role in maintaining the scooter's handling, braking response and ride comfort. We manufacture tyres that meet the fitment requirements of the TVS Ntorq while delivering consistent grip and durability on varied road surfaces. You can also view the TVS Ntorq tyre price before making your purchase. Choose Eurogrip front and rear tyres made for your TVS Ntorq.
Variant | Front Tyre Size | Rear Tyre Size | Load Index / Speed Rating |
| TVS Ntorq Standard | 100/80-12 | 110/80-12 | 56L Front / 61L Rear |
| TVS Ntorq Drum | 100/80-12 | 110/80-12 | 56L Front / 61L Rear |
| TVS Ntorq Race Edition | 100/80-12 | 110/80-12 | 56L Front / 61L Rear |
Tube Type | Suitable for | Benefits |
Tubeless (TL) | All TVS Ntorq Standard, Drum, and Race Edition variants with alloy wheels. | Improved air retention, cooler operation, reduced maintenance and reliable road performance. |
Warranty | Duration |
Manufacturing Defects | 7 years from the date of manufacture* |
Non-Manufacturing Defects | 3 years from the date of manufacture* |
*Subject to applicable tread wear conditions and warranty terms.
The standard TVS Ntorq tyre size is 100/80-12 for the front and 110/80-12 for the rear on most variants. Some editions may differ, so refer to your scooter's sidewall markings or owner's manual before purchasing. Matching the specified sizes helps maintain balanced handling, braking response, and overall ride stability.
The TVS Ntorq tyre price typically falls between ₹2100 and ₹2400, depending on the tyre model and position. Front and rear tyres are priced separately. Costs may vary across locations, so verify the latest pricing before placing your order for the required fitment.
No. The TVS Ntorq is designed for bias-ply tyres, not radial construction. The factory fitment uses 12-inch scooter tyres developed for stability, load support, and urban riding conditions. Replacing them with the specified construction helps maintain the scooter's intended handling characteristics and riding performance across different road surfaces.
The recommended TVS Ntorq tyre pressure is generally 29 PSI for the front and 32 PSI for the rear with a solo rider. Pressure requirements may change with additional load, so refer to the scooter's manufacturer guidelines. Check tyre pressure when the tyres are cold for more accurate readings.
Replace your TVS Ntorq tyre when tread depth reaches the legal wear indicator, visible damage appears, or performance declines. Many scooter tyres require replacement after approximately 25,000 to 35,000 km, though riding habits, road conditions, and maintenance can significantly influence tyre life and wear patterns.
Yes. A TVS Ntorq tubeless tyre uses a tubeless snap-in rubber valve that helps retain air pressure efficiently. Inspect the valve for cracks, ageing, or air leakage during tyre service. Replacing a worn valve when fitting a new tyre supports reliable air retention and long-term performance.
Yes, you can replace only the TVS Ntorq rear tyre if the front tyre remains in good condition. Inspect tread wear, sidewall condition, and manufacturing age before replacing a single tyre. The standard rear fitment is 110/80-12, and maintaining the specified size supports balanced riding characteristics.
Inspect the wheel rim for dents, corrosion, or bead seat damage before fitting a new tyre. Clean the rim thoroughly and inspect the valve assembly for wear. A properly prepared wheel helps the tyre bead seat correctly, reducing the possibility of gradual air loss after installation.
Yes. Incorrect wheel alignment or suspension issues can cause uneven wear on the TVS Ntorq front tyre. Signs include feathered tread blocks, faster shoulder wear, or irregular contact patches. Correcting the underlying mechanical issue helps the replacement tyre deliver more consistent wear throughout its service life.
Yes. The manufacturing date indicates the tyre's age before installation. Look for the four-digit DOT code on the sidewall. For example, 1824 represents the 18th week of 2024. A recently manufactured tyre provides the full intended service life when stored and fitted correctly.