Buying tyres used to be a thing you did at the nearest local shop. You walk in, point at what looks okay, and the mechanic takes care of the rest. But these days, you're just a few clicks away from getting the right tyres, and yeah, that includes the right size too.
Nobody likes being pulled over. Not just because of the penalty, it’s the stress, the time, and let’s be honest, that tiny jolt of embarrassment too. And in cities where the traffic is already a mess, adding a fine to the chaos is the last thing you need.
The Bajaj Pulsar was first launched in 2001, and became an instant hit due to its muscular styling and unique marketing campaigns. The round headlamp dome, voluminous 18L fuel tank and a 1,265 mm wheelbase made it stand apart from the generic street motorcycles of that era. The Pulsar’s disc brakes as standard equipment too were a novelty in Indian motorcycles of the early 2000s.
Royal Enfield has reinvented itself as one of the leading motorcycle brands in India. The company’s revival is nothing short of phenomenal in a sense that the brand suffered almost three decades of declining sales and product portfolio. But today Royal Enfield motorcycles like the iconic Bullet and Classic 350 have once again become a common sight on the roads.
The Maruti Suzuki Baleno offers a blend of style, fuel efficiency, and features that has made it a consistent top-seller. This popularity means a considerable number of Baleno owners will eventually need to replace their tyres. Choosing the right replacements is crucial for safety, performance, and longevity. This guide will walk you through the process, starting with understanding tyre lifespan and then exploring suitable options from Apollo Tyres.
The Honda Shine caters primarily to budget-conscious buyers seeking a reliable and fuel-efficient commuter motorcycle. Generally owned by young professionals, families needing affordable transportation, and individuals in rural and semi-urban areas, the motorcycle is among the most popular commuter bikes in India. In today’s post, we are sharing the various tyres available from Apollo Tyres for Honda Shine.
The Bajaj Pulsar. The name itself conjures images of sleek design, powerful performance, and an undeniable street presence. Since its launch, the Pulsar has captivated riders across India, single-handedly redefining the Indian motorcycle market and cementing its place as a legend.
From potholes and curbs to rough terrains and accidental mishaps vehicles face a myriad of challenges on the road. While we focus on the performance and longevity of the tyres themselves, we often overlook a crucial aspect: the protection of the wheel rims.
Most owners only notice something is wrong with their car tyres when one or more of them deflates completely or is critically low on air. That’s why, at Apollo Tyres, we always advise our customers to form a habit of checking tyres before driving. But there is an opposing problem that we come across now and then - over-inflation
Replacing old car tyres can be confusing for a first time car owner, especially if you do not understand the fine technicalities involved. So, in today’s blog we are first discussing the basics of car tyre replacement and then sharing some of the best tyres from Apollo Tyres to help you make the transition. Let’s get started!
There are some things that you never purchase online, or almost never, till you do, such as car tyres. While I do get the concept of tyre information websites, I could never understand why someone will buy a tyre online
