OE tire sizes for 21 Triumph models. Each link opens the tires that fit that bike’s sizes.
These 21 models use 14 distinct front/rear size combinations. Bikes sharing a combination share the same candidate tires.
| Model | Years | Front | Rear | OE rim F/R |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonneville T100 | current as of Aug 2026, UK spec | 100/90-18 | 150/70R17 | 2.75 / 4.25 |
| Bonneville T120 | current as of Aug 2026 | 100/90-18 | 150/70R17 | 2.75 / 4.25 |
| Daytona 660 | 2025 model | 120/70ZR17 | 180/55ZR17 | 3.50 / 5.50 |
| Rocket 3 Storm R / GT | 2024–present | 150/80R17 | 240/50R16 | 3.50 / 7.50 |
| Scrambler 400 X | 2024–present | 100/90-19 | 140/80-17 | 2.50 / 3.50 |
| Scrambler 900 | current as of Aug 2026 | 100/90-19 | 150/70R17 | 2.50 / 4.25 |
| Scrambler 1200 X / XE | 2024–present | 90/90-21 | 150/70R17 | 2.15 / 4.25 |
| Speed 400 | current as of Aug 2026 | 110/70R17 | 150/60R17 | 3.00 / 4.00 |
| Speed Triple 1200 RS | current as of Aug 2026 | 120/70ZR17 | 190/55ZR17 | 3.50 / 6.00 |
| Speed Twin 900 | current as of Aug 2026 | 100/90-18 | 150/70R17 | 2.75 / 4.25 |
| Speed Twin 1200 / RS | 2025–present | 120/70R17 | 160/60R17 | 3.50 / 5.00 |
| Street Triple 765 R / RS / Moto2 | 2023–present | 120/70ZR17 | 180/55ZR17 | 3.50 / 5.50 |
| TF 250-E / TF 450-E | current as of Aug 2026 | 90/90-21 | 140/80-18 | 1.60 / 2.15 |
| TF 450-RC Edition | 2025 model | 80/100-21 | 110/90-19 | 1.60 / 2.15 |
| Tiger 900 GT / GT Pro | current as of Aug 2026 | 100/90-19 | 150/70R17 | 2.50 / 4.25 |
| Tiger 900 Rally Pro | current as of Aug 2026 | 90/90-21 | 150/70R17 | 2.15 / 4.25 |
| Tiger 1200 GT Pro / GT Explorer | current as of Aug 2026 | 120/70R19 | 150/70R18 | 3.00 / 4.25 |
| Tiger 1200 Rally Pro / Rally Explorer | current as of Aug 2026 | 90/90-21 | 150/70R18 | 2.15 / 4.25 |
| Tiger Sport 660 | 2022–present | 120/70ZR17 | 180/55ZR17 | 3.50 / 5.50 |
| Tiger Sport 800 | 2025–present | 120/70R17 | 180/55R17 | 3.50 / 5.50 |
| Trident 660 | 2025 model | 120/70R17 | 180/55R17 | 3.50 / 5.50 |
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.