Replace worn or damaged tyres with new ones suited to your bike and riding style, restoring grip and safe handling.
Tyres are the only part of your bike actually touching the road, so tread depth and overall condition directly affect braking distance, cornering grip, and how the bike handles in Pune's mix of dry heat and sudden monsoon downpours. Worn tread, cracked sidewalls, or a puncture that's been patched one too many times are all reasons to replace rather than repair. This service fits new tyres suited to your bike and riding style, and includes balancing so the ride stays smooth at speed.
30–45 minutes per tyre
Every 20,000–25,000 km for the rear tyre, slightly longer for the front, or sooner if damage or low tread is found
Riders with visibly worn tread, sidewall damage, or reduced grip — especially important before monsoon season.
The worn or damaged tyre is removed from the rim.
The rim and inner tube (where applicable) are checked for damage before the new tyre is fitted.
A new tyre matched to your bike's size and recommended type is fitted.
The wheel is balanced and inflated to the correct pressure for your bike.
Watch for tread reaching the wear indicator bar, cracks or bulges on the sidewall, or repeated punctures in the same spot. Any of these are signs it's time to replace rather than repair.
It depends on wear — if only one tyre is worn or damaged, replacing just that one is fine. Your mechanic will flag it if the other tyre is close behind and worth doing together.
The fitting charge covers labour and balancing. The tyre itself is billed separately based on the brand and size your bike needs, shown to you before work begins.
Yes — a newly fitted tyre needs balancing to prevent vibration at speed, and it's included as part of this service.
Worn tread significantly reduces grip on wet roads, so checking tyre condition before monsoon season is one of the more important safety checks you can do.
Tyre fitting requires specific tools (a tyre changer and balancer), so this service is typically completed at a partner garage rather than purely at your doorstep.
Around 30 to 45 minutes per tyre, including balancing.
Puncture repair and full tyre replacement are both handled during this service — a mechanic assesses whether your tyre can be safely repaired or genuinely needs replacing before doing either.
Correct front and rear wheel alignment so your bike tracks straight, without pulling to one side or wearing tyres unevenly.
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Balance wheel weight distribution to eliminate vibration at speed and ensure even tyre wear.
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Inspect front forks and rear shock absorbers for leaks, wear, or reduced damping so your ride stays comfortable and controlled.
View DetailsYour tyres are the only part of your bike actually touching the road. Here's how to read tread wear, why pressure matters more than riders realise, and when it's time to replace.
Mechiee Team
19 Aug 2026
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