Motorcycle Tyres

MR MOTO is one of New Zealand's largest stockists of motorcycle tyres. Whether you are looking for a new set of road motorbike tyres, tyres for your dirt bike, or maybe some new tyres for your ATV, we've got you covered.

As well as stocking a huge range of tyres which can be purchased online or in-store, we also have some of New Zealand's lowest prices on motorcycle tyres, helping you to stay safe on and off the roads for less.

If you are looking for motorcycle tyres in Auckland, why not call into our Pukekohe showroom where the team will be more than happy to advise you on the best tyres for your ride. If you are shopping online from outside of Auckland, give us a call and we can talk you through your options when it comes to bike tyres.

If you are planning a visit to our store, please note that we don't keep all listed tyres on premises. Some of our tyres will be listed as online only and this means they are not available for pickup in-store. Please call ahead if you plan on browsing our tyres in-store and we can let you know if the ones you are interested in are in stock.

Thanks for checking out our motorcycle tyres and let us know if we can help.

Motorcycle Tyres FAQs

How do I determine the fight size of tyre for my motorcycle?

To determine the correct size of tyre for your motorcycle, you'll need to refer to your bike's owner’s manual or the tyre information label, which is commonly located on the swingarm, under the seat, or within the tool kit compartment. These references will provide you with the specific tyre size and type that the manufacturer recommends for optimal performance and safety. The tyre size is usually presented in a sequence of numbers, indicating the tyre's width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter. Always ensure that you're purchasing tyres that match these specifications. Additionally, motorcycle shops can offer advice and verify that you're choosing tyres appropriate for the model of your bike.

How do I know when it's time to replace my motorcycle tyres?

To ascertain when it's time to replace your motorcycle tyres, you should perform regular checks for tread depth, signs of ageing, and any damage. The minimum legal tread depth in most countries is 1mm across the central three-quarters of the tyre. Most tyres have tread wear indicators which, when flush with the tread surface, signify that the tyre needs replacing. Additionally, if you observe cracks, bulges, or cuts, it would be prudent to have your tyres inspected by a professional. Tyres also have a service life, regardless of tread wear, as the rubber compounds deteriorate over time. It is generally recommended that tyres be replaced every five years, or earlier if recommended by the manufacturer. Always adhere to the tyre manufacturer's guidelines and the vehicle manufacturer's specifications.

Why are motorcycle tyres important for overall safety and performance?

Motorcycle tyres are crucial components that directly influence both the safety and performance of your bike. They are the sole point of contact between the motorcycle and the road, so their condition affects grip, stability, handling, and braking efficiency. Well-maintained tyres with appropriate tread depth ensure optimal traction, which is vital for maneuvering and stopping effectively, especially under harsh weather conditions. Moreover, the tyres' responsiveness significantly contributes to the bike’s performance, affecting acceleration, cornering, and overall ride quality. Consequently, compromised tyres can lead to decreased control and elevated risk of accidents, underscoring their importance for a safe riding experience.

For more information about motorcycle tyres, please check out our motorcycle tyre guide.