Bike Tyre Price in Pakistan 2026: CD 70, Honda 125, YBR 125, GS 150 Sizes (Servis, Panther, Timsun)
11 min readBy Rooh Ullah
Last updated: 31 October 2026
Quick answer: As of 23 October 2026, a bike tyre in Pakistan costs about Rs 2,350–3,100 for a 70cc front or rear tyre (CD 70 sizes 2.25-17 and 2.50-17), Rs 3,000 for a Honda 125 front (2.50-18) and Rs 3,500–4,200 for a Honda 125 rear (3.00-17) from Panther or Servis, Rs 3,600 for a 2.75-18 and Rs 5,800–6,000 for a 90/90-18 rear. Imported Timsun tyres start around Rs 6,100 and Timsun tubeless tyres run Rs 6,600–14,999. A tube adds Rs 490–900.
The size printed on your old tyre's sidewall decides what you buy; the bike's name on a listing does not.
Every price below was seen on the page linked next to it on 23 October 2026. Tyre prices change with rubber prices and stock, so treat them as a snapshot. Bike Markaz does not sell tyres yet; this guide is a price list and a buying guide, not an advert.
Key takeaways
- 70cc bike tyres price in Pakistan: Rs 2,350–2,500 for a Panther or Servis 6-ply 2.25-17 front or 2.50-17 rear; Rs 2,900–3,100 for an 8-ply rear.
- Honda 125 tyre price: front 2.50-18 about Rs 3,000; rear 3.00-17 Rs 3,500 (Panther) to Rs 3,700–4,200 (Servis 6- or 8-ply).
- YBR 125 tyre price: front 2.75-18 Rs 3,600; rear 90/90-18 Rs 5,800–6,000.
- Timsun tyres price in Pakistan: Rs 6,100 tube type (2.75-18) and Rs 6,600–14,999 tubeless, about twice a local tyre.
- Tubeless needs the right rim. A CD 70 or CG 125 on spoke wheels needs a tube whatever the tyre says.
Bike Tyre Price in Pakistan (Full Table by Size)
| Size | Fits (front / rear, per the makers' spec pages) | Panther | Servis | Other brands seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.25-17 | CD 70, CD 70 Dream, most 70cc (front) | Rs 2,350 (6-ply) | Rs 2,350–2,450 (6-ply); Longlife Rs 3,550 (Daraz) | — |
| 2.50-17 | CD 70 and most 70cc (rear); GD 110S (front) | Rs 2,350 (6-ply), Rs 2,900 (8-ply) | Rs 2,450–2,500 (6-ply), Challenger Rs 3,100 (8-ply) | General Duro Grip Rs 3,100; General GTR with tube Rs 4,500 (Daraz) |
| 2.50-18 | CG 125 and CG 125 self-start (front) | Rs 3,000 (6-ply) | — | — |
| 2.75-18 | Pridor (both), CG 150 and GS 150 (front), YBR 125 (front), CB 125F (front) | Rs 3,600 (6-ply, front or rear) | Rs 3,600 (rear) | Timsun TS-683 tube type Rs 6,100; Timsun TS-682 tubeless Rs 7,900 |
| 3.00-17 | CG 125 and CG 125 self-start (rear), United US 125 (rear) | Rs 3,500 (6-ply) | Rs 3,700 (6-ply), Rs 4,200 (8-ply) | — |
| 3.00-18 | GS 150 (rear), YBR 125G (front) | — | — | Timsun TS-683 tubeless Rs 6,600 |
| 90/90-18 | CG 150, CB 150F, YBR 125 and YBR 125G, GR 150, CB 125F (rear) | Rs 6,000 (6-ply) | Rs 5,800 | Timsun TS-712F tubeless Rs 9,100 |
| 100/90-18 | wider aftermarket rear | Rs 5,800 (6-ply) | Rs 6,000 | Timsun tubeless Rs 14,999 |
Where these numbers come from: Panther and Servis prices are Imtiaz Autos' Panther and Servis collections (it spells Servis "Service", as many shops do) on 23 October 2026; the Timsun prices are Roadies Store's Timsun tyres and Imtiaz Autos' tubeless tyres; the General Tire and Servis Longlife figures are Daraz listings from the Daraz search for 2.50-17 tyres the same day. The "Fits" column comes from the official spec pages of Atlas Honda, Suzuki Pakistan and the last Yamaha Pakistan specs, as recorded on our bike pages.
What the extra money buys: at the same size, an 8-ply tyre costs Rs 500–700 more than a 6-ply and takes heavier loads and a pillion better; an imported Timsun costs roughly twice a local tyre for a softer compound and, in tubeless sizes, the option to run without a tube. A Daraz price that includes a tube (and sometimes a rim tape) is not comparable with a tyre-only price, so read the title.
70cc Bike Tyres Price (CD 70 2.25-17 / 2.50-17)
The Honda CD 70 tyre price is the cheapest in the market because the sizes are small and every local maker produces them. Atlas Honda's spec for the CD 70 is 2.25-17 (4 PR) at the front and 2.50-17 (4 PR) at the rear, and the same sizes fit the CD 70 Dream, United US 70, Super Power SP 70 and Unique UD 70.
On 23 October 2026:
- Front 2.25-17: Rs 2,350 (Panther 6-ply), Rs 2,350–2,450 (Servis 6-ply), Rs 3,550 (Servis Longlife on Daraz).
- Rear 2.50-17: Rs 2,350 (Panther 6-ply), Rs 2,450–2,500 (Servis 6-ply), Rs 2,900 (Panther 8-ply), Rs 3,100 (Servis Challenger 8-ply, or General Tire Duro Grip on Daraz).
- Both tyres for a CD 70: about Rs 4,700–5,600 for a pair of local 6-ply tyres before tubes and fitting.
For a bike that carries a family or goods every day, the 8-ply rear is worth the extra Rs 500–700. For the bike's own price and running costs, see our Honda CD 70 owner's guide.
Honda 125 Tyre Price: Front, Rear and Tubeless
Atlas Honda lists the CG 125 (kick and self-start) on 2.50-18 at the front and 3.00-17 at the rear. So the Honda CG 125 tyre size is not the same front and back, and a "125 tyre" listing can mean either.
- Honda 125 front tyre price: Rs 3,000 for a Panther 2.50-18 6-ply.
- Honda 125 rear tyre price: Rs 3,500 for a Panther 3.00-17 6-ply, Rs 3,700 for a Servis 6-ply and Rs 4,200 for a Servis 8-ply.
- Pair: about Rs 6,500–7,200 in local brands, before tubes.
Honda 125 tubeless tyre price: a tubeless tyre only holds air on a rim that is sealed, which a spoke wheel is not: air escapes through the spoke holes. A standard CG 125 has spoke wheels, so it needs a tube even under a "tubeless" tyre. Riders who fit alloy rims can run tubeless; Timsun's tubeless tyres start at Rs 6,600 in 3.00-18 and Rs 7,900 in 2.75-18 (Roadies Store), and we did not find a tubeless tyre in the stock 2.50-18 / 3.00-17 CG 125 sizes at the stores we checked. Make sure the rim is marked for tubeless use before you try.
See our Honda CG 125 owner's guide for the bike itself.
YBR 125, GS 150 and CB 150F Tyre Prices
The bigger commuters use 18-inch tyres, and the rear is often a metric size (90/90-18) rather than an inch size:
| Bike | Front | Rear | Front price | Rear price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yamaha YBR 125 | 2.75-18 | 90/90-18 | Rs 3,600 | Rs 5,800–6,000 |
| Yamaha YBR 125G | 3.00-18, block pattern | 90/90-18, block pattern | Rs 6,600 (Timsun tubeless) | Rs 5,800–6,000 |
| Suzuki GS 150 | 2.75-18 | 3.00-18 | Rs 3,600 | Timsun tubeless Rs 6,600 |
| Suzuki GR 150 | 2.75-18 | 90/90-18 | Rs 3,600 | Rs 5,800–6,000 |
| Honda CG 150 | 2.75-18 | 90/90-18 | Rs 3,600 | Rs 5,800–6,000 |
| Honda CB 150F | 80/100-18 | 90/90-18 | not found at the stores we checked | Rs 5,800–6,000 |
YBR 125 tyre price: about Rs 9,400–9,600 for a pair of local tyres. We did not find the YBR 125G's block-pattern tyres listed as such at the stores we checked; the prices shown for it are for tyres in the same sizes, so check the tread pattern before you buy.
GS 150: we did not find a local 3.00-18 rear at Imtiaz Autos on 23 October 2026, only Timsun's tubeless one; ask your local tyre shop. Our Suzuki GS 150 buyer's guide and Yamaha YBR 125G buyer's guide cover the bikes.
Timsun Tyres Price in Pakistan, and Are They Any Good?
Timsun is a Chinese tyre maker whose tyres are imported and sold by Pakistani bike stores, mostly in tubeless and heavy-bike sizes. On 23 October 2026 the Timsun tyres price in Pakistan was:
| Timsun tyre | Size | Type | Price | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TS-683 | 2.75-18 | tube type, 4-ply | Rs 6,100 | Roadies Store |
| TS-683 | 3.00-18 | tubeless | Rs 6,600 | Roadies Store |
| TS-682 (rear) | 2.75-18 | tubeless | Rs 7,900 | Roadies Store |
| TS-712F | 90/90-18 | tubeless | Rs 9,100 | Roadies Store |
| Front | 90/90-17 | tubeless | Rs 10,000 | Imtiaz Autos |
| Rear | 100/90-18 | tubeless | Rs 14,999 | Imtiaz Autos |
Are they any good? We have not tested Timsun tyres, so we are not ranking them against Servis or Panther. What we can say: in the commuter sizes a Timsun costs about twice a local tyre, the riders who buy them are mostly after tubeless fitment or a particular tread for a heavier bike, and the price only makes sense if you need one of those. For a CD 70 or CG 125 ridden to work on spoke wheels, a local 6- or 8-ply tyre is the value choice.
Servis vs Panther vs General vs Timsun
| Brand | Made in | Where it sits | Price for a 2.50-17 rear | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Panther | Pakistan | Budget to mid | Rs 2,350 (6-ply), Rs 2,900 (8-ply) | Widest size range at the store we checked |
| Servis | Pakistan | Mid | Rs 2,450–2,500 (6-ply), Rs 3,100 (8-ply) | Sold as "Service" in many shops |
| General Tire | Pakistan | Mid | Rs 3,100 (Duro Grip, Daraz) | Better known for car tyres |
| Timsun | China (imported) | Premium | not sold in this size at the stores we checked | Tubeless and heavy-bike sizes |
We found no MRF or CEAT bike tyres for sale at the stores we checked on 23 October 2026, so they are not in the table.
Service bike tyre price ("service" is how most people search for Servis) on 23 October 2026: Rs 2,350–2,500 for 70cc sizes, Rs 3,600 for a 2.75-18, Rs 3,700–4,200 for a 3.00-17 and Rs 5,800–6,000 for a 90/90-18 or 100/90-18.
Tube vs Tubeless on Commuter Bikes, and Tube Prices
Almost every 70cc and 125cc bike in Pakistan leaves the factory on spoke wheels with tubes. A tube costs, on Daraz on 23 October 2026:
- 70cc tube (2.25/2.50-17): Rs 490 (Servis), Rs 649–699 (Panther), Rs 500–600 for other brands.
- 125cc rear tube (3.00-17): Rs 749–899 (Panther).
- 18-inch tube (2.50/2.75-18): Rs 699 (Panther).
Replace the tube with the tyre: an old tube stretched into a new tyre is the most common cause of a "new tyre" puncture in the first week. Tubeless tyres need tubeless-rated alloy rims and a valve fitted to the rim; on such a bike a puncture leaks slowly and can be plugged at the roadside, which is the main reason riders pay for them.
When to Replace a Bike Tyre
- Tread depth: replace at about 1.6 mm, or when the wear bars moulded into the grooves are level with the tread.
- Cracks in the sidewall or between the tread blocks, which come from sun and age even on a bike that is rarely ridden.
- Bulges, cuts or exposed cord: replace straight away; do not patch.
- Repeated punctures in the same tyre after potholes usually mean the casing is worn thin.
- Pressure: check it cold every week against the figure in your manual. Under-inflation wears the edges, overheats the tyre and costs fuel.
Most commuter tyres last roughly 15,000–25,000 km, the range in our bike spare parts guide; a loaded rear tyre on a CD 70 wears faster than the front. Have tyres fitted by a mechanic who checks the rim tape and spoke ends, and whose fitting lever does not pinch the new tube.
Where to Buy Bike Tyres in Pakistan
- Your local tyre shop: fits them on the spot and takes the old tyre, which matters more for tyres than for most parts.
- Online parts stores such as Imtiaz Autos and Roadies Store publish prices, which makes them a useful benchmark even if you buy locally.
- Daraz: useful for tubes; for tyres, check whether the price includes a tube and who pays the courier on a return.
Bike Markaz does not sell tyres or tubes yet. For the parts we do sell, start with our brake pads and discs shelf, which carries pads for the CB 150F, GS 150, Gixxer 150 and YBR 125, such as the CB 150F disc brake pads at Rs 1,000. If your self-start bike struggles in the morning, read our motorcycle battery price guide too.
How We Researched This Guide
- Prices: checked on 23 October 2026 at Imtiaz Autos (Panther, Servis and tubeless collections), Roadies Store (Timsun) and Daraz Pakistan (General Tire, Servis Longlife and tubes), linked above. The official Panther shop did not load for us that day.
- Sizes: the manufacturers' official spec pages as recorded on our bike pages (checked 5 October 2026).
- What we did not do: we did not test any tyre, and we did not price fitting or balancing.
Prices are approximate and change with rubber prices and stock.
FAQs: Bike Tyre Price in Pakistan
What is the bike tyre price in Pakistan?
As of 23 October 2026, a bike tyre in Pakistan costs about Rs 2,350 to Rs 3,100 for a 70cc tyre, Rs 3,000 for a Honda 125 front (2.50-18), Rs 3,500 to Rs 4,200 for a Honda 125 rear (3.00-17), Rs 3,600 for a 2.75-18 and Rs 5,800 to Rs 6,000 for a 90/90-18. Imported Timsun tyres cost Rs 6,100 to Rs 14,999.
What is the 70cc bike tyres price in Pakistan?
A Panther or Servis 6-ply 2.25-17 front or 2.50-17 rear tyre for a CD 70 costs about Rs 2,350 to Rs 2,500, and an 8-ply rear about Rs 2,900 to Rs 3,100. A pair of local 6-ply tyres costs about Rs 4,700 to Rs 5,600 before tubes.
What tyre size does the Honda CG 125 use?
Atlas Honda lists 2.50-18 at the front and 3.00-17 at the rear for the CG 125 and the CG 125 self-start. A Panther front costs about Rs 3,000 and a rear Rs 3,500, with Servis rears at Rs 3,700 to Rs 4,200.
Can I fit a tubeless tyre on a Honda CG 125?
Not on the standard spoke wheels, because air leaks through the spoke holes, so a tube is still needed. With alloy rims rated for tubeless use you can run tubeless tyres; Timsun tubeless tyres start at about Rs 6,600.
What is the YBR 125 tyre price?
The Yamaha YBR 125 uses a 2.75-18 front, about Rs 3,600, and a 90/90-18 rear, about Rs 5,800 to Rs 6,000 in Panther or Servis. A pair costs about Rs 9,400 to Rs 9,600.
What is the Timsun tyres price in Pakistan?
On 23 October 2026 Timsun tyres cost Rs 6,100 for a 2.75-18 tube-type TS-683, Rs 6,600 for a 3.00-18 tubeless, Rs 7,900 for a 2.75-18 tubeless TS-682 and Rs 9,100 for a 90/90-18 tubeless at Roadies Store, and up to Rs 14,999 for a 100/90-18 tubeless at Imtiaz Autos.
Is Servis or Panther better for a bike?
Both are Pakistani tyre makers with similar prices: Panther 6-ply 70cc tyres were Rs 2,350 and Servis Rs 2,350 to Rs 2,500 on 23 October 2026. We have not tested them against each other; choose by size, ply rating and the date code on the tyre.
How much does a bike tube cost?
A 70cc tube costs about Rs 490 to Rs 700, a 125cc 3.00-17 rear tube Rs 749 to Rs 899 and an 18-inch tube about Rs 699 on Daraz, checked 23 October 2026. Replace the tube when you replace the tyre.
When should I replace my bike tyre?
Replace it when the tread is down to about 1.6 mm or level with the wear bars, or straight away if it has a bulge, a cut, exposed cord or deep sidewall cracks. Most commuter tyres last roughly 15,000 to 25,000 km.
Does Bike Markaz sell bike tyres?
Not yet. Bike Markaz does not sell tyres or tubes at the moment. We sell brake pads, lights, oils and other parts with cash on delivery across Pakistan.
Parts for Your Bike at Bike Markaz
We do not sell tyres yet, but you can order brake pads and discs, lights and engine oil with nationwide courier delivery and cash on delivery. Not sure what fits? Contact us with your bike model.
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