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The Kenda K285 is a versatile, 18-inch universal motorcycle tyre engineered for riders of lightweight machines, such as the Yamaha YBR 125 Custom, who need a balance of classic styling and reliable daily performance. It offers superior road grip and stability through an advanced tread design, though riders should note its primary design focus is on small-displacement, commuter-style motorcycles rather than high-performance sport applications.
| Model Part Number | 3001848PK285FR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kenda |
Yes, the Kenda K285 is a universal fitment tyre designed for both front and rear positions.
No, this is a tubeless (TL) tyre designed to hold air without an inner tube.
48 is the load index (representing a maximum load capacity) and P is the speed rating (up to 150 km/h or 93 mph).
Yes, it is specifically noted as being compatible with the Yamaha YBR 125 Custom.
It is recommended to check your tyre pressure at least once a week or before any long-distance trip.
Ensure the rim is clean and use a professional-grade tyre lubricant on the bead edges.
Check the valve stem core for tightness and inspect the tyre for small punctures or debris embedded in the tread.
Ensure the tyre is properly balanced and check that it is seated evenly around the entire circumference of the rim.
To ensure optimal performance, verify that your rim width matches the 3.00-18 specification. Since this is a tubeless tyre, ensure your rims are clean and free of debris around the bead area to maintain an airtight seal during inflation. For maintenance, check your tyre pressure weekly; under-inflation can cause premature wear and sluggish handling, while over-inflation may reduce your contact patch and impact grip. Always inspect the sidewalls for signs of dry rot or cracking if the motorcycle has been stored in direct sunlight for long periods.
