FAQs

For online customers, our Returns Policy also applies; however please note the following terms and conditions:
If, for any reason, what you’ve purchased is not suitable we are happy to offer you a refund (or exchange in-store only)

• You must return any items within 14 days of receiving your order.
• We can only accept returns if items are unused and in their original condition with labels/tickets attached.
• You cannot return custom items that were built to your requirements.
• For in-store returns, you must show your order confirmation email, which acts as your tax invoice.

Tyreman M/C does not ship Internationally.

Shipping within Australia will vary depending on the product ordered. Please contact us if you need a more precise time frame.

For domestic delivery, you should receive your order within 5-7 working days of shipping. We will contact you when your order is shipped. If your order has not arrived within the allotted time, please contact us with your details. A signature is not required for delivery, in most cases couriers utilised have the ‘Authority to Leave’ parcels unattended if no one is home.

Shipping is calculated on checkout based on your location.

If there is a problem with your order, please contact us via our Contact page.

Very! Tyre pressure is one of the most important maintenance tasks you should perform before every ride. Although the carcass and overall structure of the tyre has a significant effect on the overall performance of the tyre, for it to function properly you must have sufficient air pressure in the tyre.

We recommend that you check your air pressure before every ride, especially when carrying a load. Every 4 psi of air lost in the tyre translates to approximately 25 to 30 kilogram reduction in load carrying capacity. For example, if your tyre pressure is 34 psi, instead of a recommended 41 psi, you would need to take 55 to 65 kilograms of load off of the motorcycle. Never exceed the maximum load capacity that is stamped on the sidewall of the tyre at the recommended air pressure.

Another reason proper air pressure is so important is to ensure proper handling of the motorcycle. Never over-inflate a tyre, as over-inflation of a tyre may reduce the contact patch. Likewise, under-inflation generates uneven contact pressure and support. Both conditions negatively affect the handling and stability of the motorcycle.

We recommend that you only use a mild soap solution to clean your sidewalls and whitewalls. Then rinse with plain water.

We recommend that you first consult the owner’s manual for your motorcycle to find the original size of the front and rear tyres. Once you know the sizes, it is imperative that you only purchase tyres of the same size recommended in the owner’s manual.

Motorcycle tyres should be replaced when their performance, tread depth, or overall condition no longer ensures safe riding. Here are the key signs it’s time for a replacement:

• If the tread is worn down to the legal limit (usually 1.5 mm for most motorcycles), the tyres need replacing. Many tyres have built-in wear indicators to help you assess their condition.
• Look for uneven patterns like cupping or bald spots. These often result from underinflation, misalignment, or suspension issues, indicating the tyre’s performance is compromised.
• Even if the tread looks fine, tyres should typically be replaced every 5–7 years. Over time, the rubber hardens and loses flexibility, reducing grip and performance. Check the manufacturing date on the tyre’s sidewall to confirm its age.
• Cuts, cracks, or bulges in the tyre can be dangerous and often mean the tyre has weakened structurally. If you notice any damage, it is crucial that you replace the tyre immediately.

The time required for motorcycle tyre shop fitting depends on factors like the type of tyre, the condition of the wheel, and whether balancing is included. Tyre fitting and balancing take approximately 30 to 45 minutes per wheel. At Tyreman M/C, we prioritise precision and care, ensuring your tyres are fitted securely and balanced perfectly for optimal safety and performance. The total time will vary for multiple tyres, but we always aim for efficiency without sacrificing quality.

At Tyreman M/C, we offer competitive pricing for expert tyre fitting and balancing; however, this price varies depending on the specifics of your ride. Contact us for tailored quotes based on your specific needs!

Motorcycle tyres should ideally be balanced every time a new tyre is installed or after any significant wear or damage to the tyre. Regular checks, such as every 5,000 to 10,000 kilometres or during scheduled maintenance, can also help ensure optimal performance and reduce uneven tyre wear.

The cost of wheel balancing can vary depending on the type of motorcycle and specific requirements. At Tyreman M/C, we pride ourselves on offering competitive and transparent pricing for our tyre balancing services. Contact us directly for an accurate quote tailored to your bike’s needs.

The lifespan of motorcycle tyres depends on factors like riding habits, road conditions, and tyre quality. On average, most motorcycle tyres last between 5,000 and 15,000 kilometres, but this varies based on the tyre type. 

Sport tyres, for instance, offer high performance but wear out faster (around 5,000–7,000 kilometres). Touring tyres are more durable, lasting up to 15,000 kilometres or more. Aggressive riding, frequent braking, and rough terrain can significantly reduce tyre life. Conversely, smooth roads and gentle riding help tyres last longer.

Absolutely! Our technicians are equipped to balance your motorcycle tyres with advanced equipment and techniques. We ensure each wheel is perfectly balanced to provide a smooth, safe, and enjoyable riding experience.