Yamaha Mio Sporty Tire Size

Need to replace your Yamaha Mio Sporty tire? When choosing car tires, it's important to know your tire size. Check out our car tire size chart to help choose the best tire for your Yamaha Mio Sporty.

Rear & Front Tire

Front Tire Size70/90 R14
Rear Tire Size80/90 R14
Front Wheel SizeR14
Rear Wheel SizeR14
Tire Pressure30-33 Psi
TireTypeRadial

Yamaha Mio Sporty Tire Specs

Yamaha Mio Sporty uses the 70/90 R14 in R14 front wheel, and the Rear R14 rear wheel is equipped with 80/90 R14 tire. For the Radial tires it uses, the recommended tire pressure is 30-33psi.

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Yamaha Mio Sporty Tire Size FAQs

What size tire does a Yamaha Mio Sporty use

Yamaha Mio Sporty tire sizes are 70/90 R14 in the front and 80/90 R14 rear tire.

How many inches rim does the Yamaha Mio Sporty use?

Yamaha Mio Sporty uses R14 front wheels and R14 rear wheels.
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