CST Ambro CM-A1 Tyre Set - 90/90-21 & 150/70 R 17

The CST Ambro CM-A1 Tyre Set - 90/90-21 & 150/70 R 17 is part of the latest tyre range from CST Ty...

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This CST Ambro CM-A1 Tyre Set is designed for riders seeking exceptional performance and reliability for various motorcycle types, including sport, cruiser, and off-road bikes. The key benefit is superior grip, stability, and durability across different terrains. A potential consideration is ensuring these specific tire sizes (90/90-21 front and 150/70 R 17 rear) are compatible with your motorcycle model. The set features cutting-edge technology for a safe and thrilling riding experience.

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Model Part Number2760289
BrandCST

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FAQs

Are CST tyres made by Maxxis?

Yes, CST motorcycle tyres are owned and manufactured by Maxxis, ensuring a high standard of quality and performance.

What type of motorcycles are these tyres best suited for?

The CST Ambro CM-A1 Tyre Set is designed for a diverse range of motorcycles, including sport, cruiser, and off-road bikes.

How do I know if these tyre sizes are correct for my bike?

Always consult your motorcycle's owner's manual or a qualified mechanic to confirm compatibility. The sizes in this set are 90/90-21 for the front and 150/70 R 17 for the rear.

What is the main benefit of using CST Ambro CM-A1 tyres?

The key benefit is the combination of exceptional performance, superior grip, stability, and durability across various terrains.

How often should I check my tyre pressure?

It is recommended to check your tyre pressure regularly, ideally before every ride, and always ensure they are inflated to the PSI recommended by your motorcycle manufacturer.

Can these tyres be used in all weather conditions?

These tyres are designed for a wide range of conditions, but optimal performance is typically achieved in dry to moderately wet conditions. Extreme weather may require specialized tyres.

Troubleshooting

Tyre appears to be losing pressure

Check for punctures, ensure the valve stem is secure, and verify the tyre is properly seated on the rim. Re-check tyre pressure after a few hours.

Uneven wear on the tyre surface

This could be due to improper inflation, incorrect wheel balancing, or alignment issues. Consult a mechanic to check these factors.

Poor grip or stability

Verify tyre pressure is within the recommended range. Ensure the tyre is suitable for the current road conditions and has not exceeded its lifespan.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent grip on various terrains
  • Durable construction for longevity
  • Reliable stability for a secure ride
  • Suitable for multiple motorcycle types
  • Manufactured by Maxxis, a reputable brand

Cons

  • Specific tire sizes may not fit all motorcycles
  • May require professional installation
  • Performance may vary based on riding style and conditions

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

Installation of motorcycle tyres should ideally be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper seating and balancing. Ensure the tyre is mounted in the correct rotational direction as indicated by markings on the sidewall.

Compatibility:

This set includes one front tyre (90/90-21) and one rear tyre (150/70 R 17). Always verify that these specific sizes are listed as compatible with your motorcycle's make, model, and year in your owner's manual or by consulting a dealership. Incorrect tyre sizes can affect handling, safety, and may be illegal.

Care:

Regularly check tyre pressure and inflate to the manufacturer's recommended PSI. Inspect tyres for any signs of wear, cuts, or foreign objects. Keep tyres clean by washing with mild soap and water. Avoid exposure to excessive heat or UV light when not in use. Rotate tyres if applicable for your motorcycle to ensure even wear.

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