Have any members had to replace the rear tyre of a Yamaha Aerox? It's a 140 section, so plenty of rubber means a higher price than other scooters.

Mine has a slow puncture and I waited until the 16k service, which was yesterday. They said they'd have to order it and the price (including some bits he mumbled that I didn't hear) was 2,200B! That sounds too much for me. I would be happy to pay 1,000B or thereabouts.

Thanks in advance.

At a decent dealership should be able to order different makes of tyre as opposed to the OEM original tyre, if not go somewhere else, you can get a good idea of other tyre make prices on line like on Lazada .

Look on Lazada to get an idea, but less than 1,000 easy, my Click tyres were 1,100 for two and very good 

People usually don't change tires at dealers, which is the reason that they have none in stock.

There are designated tire shops.

Can't go wrong with Pirelli Angels for the Aerox (or other scooters). Grab and FoodPanda riders rely upon them. 

 

 

I just replaced my 2021 Aerox, also, slow leaking rear tire last Monday at the Mityon service center in Pattaya. I didn't request a brand or anything. Came out with a factory-similar tread, didn't note the brand yet. ฿1500 all in. 

 

It had a screw puncture I had plugged about 1 month into buying the bike, so wasn't keen on replacing a tire that soon. But next time, if the plug leaks like this one I'll get it replaced promptly. Hassle pumping it up all the time and never felt solid. 

2 hours ago, frantick said:

t had a screw puncture I had plugged about 1 month into buying the bike, so wasn't keen on replacing a tire that soon. But next time, if the plug leaks like this one I'll get it replaced promptly

iMoto can do an inside hot patch.

Mo bedda.

9 hours ago, papa al said:

iMoto can do an inside hot patch.

Mo bedda.

Yeah, I'll do that next time for sure. I'm sure Mityon does that, but I had the plug done at a local mom pop shop. 

Edited August 7, 20224 yr by frantick
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1 hour ago, frantick said:

Yeah, I'll do that next time for sure. I'm sure Mityon does that, but I had the plug done at a local mom pop shop. 

For moto tires,

forget Mityon,

forget mom & pop;

iMoto all day.

[well, ...    10a-6p]

Edited August 7, 20224 yr by papa al

ND City. Same tread pattern as (old) Michelin City Grip)

 

https://www.ndrubber.co.th/en/product/nd-city/