Interceptor 650 (spoke wheels) tires

The OE tire sizes for the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 (spoke wheels) (current as of Nov 2026) are 100/90-18 front / 130/70-18 rear. Below are tires in these sizes, compared across brands. OE rim widths for this bike are not on file, so no rim-width badges appear. OE sizes can differ by model year and market — the sidewall of your own bike is the sure reference. This is a Japanese-market lineup; the sizes themselves are international.

Original equipment tires and recommended pressure

Converted from the manual's psi figures (front 32, rear 36 psi); two tyres are listed and either may be fitted. With a passenger: rear 269 kPa (39 psi).

May differ by model year, market or batch. Pressures are cold values. Always check the label on the bike and the owner's manual. Sources (manufacturer): [1]

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Tires that cover front and rear (5 models)

Front + rear set: 5 models can cover both ends (matching sizes in bold, based on F=100/90-18 / R=130/70-18). Shop links search on the model name alone.

Front 100/90-18 options (27 total, 5 of them listed in the set section above)

Size 100/90-18: 11 exact, 16 in the same group. Shop links carry each tire’s own matching size.

Rear 130/70-18 options (6 total, 5 of them listed in the set section above)

Size 130/70-18: 6 exact, 0 in the same group. Shop links carry each tire’s own matching size.

See also

Bikes with the same OE sizes, front and rear

• Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Dark
• Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 (spoke wheels)

• All Royal Enfield models (OE sizes)

How to read this

• The 1–5 ratings are our own estimates. Not manufacturer figures, not measurements.
• Within one model, character and street legality both change with the size and the spec. Confirm with the manufacturer or a dealer before you buy.
• Shop links go to search results rather than product pages. Other sizes and older models will be mixed in.
• “Narrower” means one or two steps below the OE size. The “rim width OK” badge means the tire maker's published rim widths line up with the OE rim width; no badge means unconfirmed.
• Competition tires may not be used on public roads.