13- and 14-Inch Scooter Tire Sizes in the Philippines: A Complete Fitment Guide

13- and 14-Inch Scooter Tire Sizes in the Philippines: A Complete Fitment Guide

Choosing the correct motorcycle tire is one of the most important parts of maintaining your scooter. Whether you ride a Yamaha NMAX, Yamaha Aerox, Honda Click, Honda ADV160, Honda PCX160, Honda BeAT, or Suzuki Skydrive Crossover, knowing your correct front and rear tire sizes helps you make a more informed replacement decision.

However, motorcycle tire selection is not simply about choosing a 13-inch or 14-inch tire. Width, aspect ratio, rim diameter, load capacity, speed rating, tire construction, and motorcycle compatibility all matter.

At Red Indian Customs, we created this Philippine scooter tire guide to help motorcycle owners understand their original tire specifications and explore the available aftermarket options from our Red Indian Armor ST and Armor STX tire series.

This guide covers eight popular scooter model references, including their front and rear tire dimensions, relevant load and speed specifications, and the Red Indian tire patterns to ask about before purchasing.

Whether you're looking for Yamaha NMAX tires, Honda Click replacement tires, Honda ADV160 tires, or 14-inch scooter tires in the Philippines, this reference will help you understand what to check before ordering.

Manufacturer specifications in this guide were checked on October 21, 2026. Product size-range information was checked on October 20, 2026.

Understanding 13-Inch and 14-Inch Scooter Tires

Before selecting replacement tires, it is important to understand how motorcycle tire sizes are written.

A tire size such as 110/70-13 contains three important measurements:

• 110 – Nominal tire width in millimeters.

• 70 – Aspect ratio, representing the sidewall height as a percentage of the tire width.

• 13 – Wheel rim diameter in inches.

For example, a 110/70-13 tire has a nominal width of 110 mm, a sidewall height equal to 70% of its nominal width, and is designed for a 13-inch rim diameter.

The same principle applies to a 14-inch tire, such as 100/80-14 or 140/70-14.

Why the complete tire size matters

Two tires may have the same rim diameter but different widths and sidewall profiles.

For example:

• 110/70-14 and 110/80-14 have the same nominal width and rim diameter but different aspect ratios.

• 100/80-14 and 120/70-14 have different widths and profiles.

• 130/70-13 and 130/70-14 have different rim diameters and are not interchangeable.

The final number must match the approved wheel diameter. A matching rim diameter alone also does not guarantee that the replacement tire is suitable.

Always verify the motorcycle's required front and rear sizes, load and speed ratings, approved rim width, tire construction, and clearance.

Complete Scooter Tire Size Chart: Yamaha, Honda and Suzuki

Below is a reference of the original front and rear tire dimensions for eight selected Philippine scooter models.

Motorcycle Model	Front Tire Size	Rear Tire Size	Front Load/Speed	Rear Load/Speed
Yamaha NMAX Tech MAX	110/70-13	130/70-13	48P	63P
Yamaha Aerox	110/80-14	140/70-14	53P	62P
Honda ADV160 ABS	110/80-14	130/70-13	53P	57P
Honda PCX160 Standard	110/70-14	130/70-13	50P	63P
Honda Click125 Standard	90/80-14	100/80-14	43P	48P
Honda Click160	100/80-14	120/70-14	48P	61P
Honda BeAT Playful	80/90-14	90/90-14	40P	46P
Suzuki Skydrive Crossover	80/90-14	90/90-14	40P	46P

These are manufacturer reference specifications for the named models and variants, not confirmed ratings of Red Indian replacement tires. The Suzuki reference is based on its 2024 brochure.

Yamaha Scooter Tire Sizes

1. Yamaha NMAX Tire Size

The Philippine-specification Yamaha NMAX Tech MAX reference uses:

• Front: 110/70-13

• Rear: 130/70-13

• Front load/speed reference: 48P

• Rear load/speed reference: 63P

Both wheels use 13-inch tires, but the front and rear have different widths.

For riders looking for Yamaha NMAX replacement tires, the Red Indian Armor STX range lists both nominal sizes.

Before ordering, confirm the actual tire ratings and front/rear suitability of the selected Armor STX SKUs. A matching nominal size is not sufficient by itself to establish fitment.

Manufacturer reference: Yamaha NMAX Tech MAX – Yamaha Motor Philippines.

2. Yamaha Aerox Tire Size

The Philippine Yamaha Aerox reference uses:

• Front: 110/80-14

• Rear: 140/70-14

• Front load/speed reference: 53P

• Rear load/speed reference: 62P

Unlike the NMAX, the Aerox uses 14-inch tires on both wheels.

For riders searching for Yamaha Aerox 14-inch tires, Red Indian Armor ST is the option to inquire about in these nominal sizes.

The Armor STX size range checked for this guide does not include the required 110/80-14 front tire. Therefore, a complete stock-size STX combination is not confirmed.

Do not substitute the NMAX tire dimensions for the Aerox.

Manufacturer reference: Yamaha Aerox – Yamaha Motor Philippines.

Honda Scooter Tire Sizes

3. Honda ADV160 Tire Size

The Philippine Honda ADV160 ABS reference uses:

• Front: 110/80-14

• Rear: 130/70-13

• Front load/speed reference: 53P

• Rear load/speed reference: 57P

One important detail about the ADV160 is that its front and rear wheels have different rim diameters.

For riders searching for Honda ADV160 tires, Red Indian Armor ST is the pattern to inquire about for street use.

However, confirm the availability of the 130/70-13 rear SKU and verify the specifications of both tires before purchasing.

Although the ADV160 has adventure-style scooter styling, the Armor ST and Armor STX are street tires. The appearance of the motorcycle does not automatically make a street tire suitable for aggressive off-road riding.

Manufacturer reference: Honda ADV160 ABS – Honda Philippines.

4. Honda PCX160 Tire Size

The Philippine Honda PCX160 Standard reference uses:

• Front: 110/70-14

• Rear: 130/70-13

• Front load/speed reference: 50P

• Rear load/speed reference: 63P

The PCX160 and ADV160 share the same nominal rear tire size in these references, but their front tire profiles are different.

The PCX160 uses 110/70-14, while the ADV160 uses 110/80-14.

For riders looking for Honda PCX160 replacement tires, the Red Indian Armor STX range lists both nominal sizes.

Confirm the required load and speed ratings and front/rear approval before ordering.

Manufacturer reference: Honda PCX160 Standard – Honda Philippines.

5. Honda Click125 Tire Size

The cited Philippine Honda Click125 Standard specification uses:

• Front: 90/80-14

• Rear: 100/80-14

• Front load/speed reference: 43P

• Rear load/speed reference: 48P

For riders searching for Honda Click125 tires, both Red Indian Armor ST and Armor STX list these nominal sizes.

This reference applies to the cited Standard specification. Earlier Click125 generations may have different specifications, so check your exact model year and edition.

It is also important not to confuse the Click125 with the Click160 because they do not use the same front and rear tire combination.

Manufacturer reference: Honda Click125 Standard – Honda Philippines.

6. Honda Click160 Tire Size

The Philippine Honda Click160 reference uses:

• Front: 100/80-14

• Rear: 120/70-14

• Front load/speed reference: 48P

• Rear load/speed reference: 61P

The Click160 uses a different tire combination from the Click125.

For riders looking for Honda Click160 replacement tires, Red Indian Armor ST is the option to inquire about in these sizes.

The Armor STX range checked for this guide does not include the 120/70-14 rear size. Do not assume a complete stock-size STX set is available.

Pay particular attention to the rear tire's 70 aspect ratio. A 120/80-14 is a different tire size and should not automatically be treated as an equivalent replacement.

Manufacturer reference: Honda Click160 – Honda Philippines.

7. Honda BeAT Tire Size

The Philippine Honda BeAT Playful reference uses:

• Front: 80/90-14

• Rear: 90/90-14

• Front load/speed reference: 40P

• Rear load/speed reference: 46P

For riders looking for Honda BeAT 14-inch tires, Red Indian Armor ST is the pattern to inquire about in these sizes.

The Armor STX range checked for this guide does not include either of the listed stock sizes.

Make sure you check the actual tire markings before ordering. A different width or aspect ratio is not automatically an acceptable replacement.

Manufacturer reference: Honda BeAT Playful – Honda Philippines.

Suzuki Scooter Tire Sizes

8. Suzuki Skydrive Crossover Tire Size

The Philippine Suzuki Skydrive Crossover reference, based on its 2024 brochure, uses:

• Front: 80/90-14

• Rear: 90/90-14

• Front load/speed reference: 40P

• Rear load/speed reference: 46P

For riders searching for Suzuki Skydrive Crossover tires, Red Indian Armor ST is the pattern to inquire about for street use.

The Armor STX range checked for this guide does not include this stock-size combination.

It is also important to distinguish the Skydrive Crossover from the Skydrive Sport. This reference applies specifically to the Crossover model and does not claim that it remains in the current new-motorcycle catalogue.

Manufacturer reference: Suzuki Skydrive Crossover – 2024 Philippine brochure.

Red Indian Armor ST vs. Armor STX: Which Scooter Tire Should You Choose?

Choosing a motorcycle tire is not only about finding the correct dimensions. Riders may also consider the tread appearance and overall styling of their motorcycles.

Red Indian Customs offers two street-tire patterns relevant to this guide: Armor ST and Armor STX.

Both are street tires. Their main distinction in this comparison is their tread appearance.

Red Indian Armor ST

Armor ST offers a street-tire option for the scooter combinations in this guide, including several sizes that are not listed in the Armor STX range checked.

The relevant 14-inch sizes listed for Armor ST are:

• 80/90-14

• 90/90-14

• 90/80-14

• 100/80-14

• 110/70-14

• 110/80-14

• 120/70-14

• 140/70-14

For combinations involving a 14-inch front and a 13-inch rear, ask our team to confirm the matching rear SKU and current stock before checkout.

Red Indian Armor STX

Armor STX offers a different street-tread appearance for riders who prefer its pattern.

The nominal sizes listed in the range checked for this guide include:

13-inch sizes:

• 110/70-13

• 130/70-13

14-inch sizes:

• 80/80-14

• 90/80-14

• 100/80-14

• 110/70-14

• 140/70-14

These listed sizes correspond to the NMAX, PCX160, and Click125 combinations referenced in this article, subject to complete specification checks.

Armor ST or STX: Comparison

Comparison	Armor ST	Armor STX
Tire application	Street	Street
Tread appearance	ST pattern	STX pattern
Selected 13-inch sizes	Ask for availability	110/70-13, 130/70-13
Selected 14-inch sizes	Eight sizes listed above	Five sizes listed above
NMAX combination	Not established by this range reference	Listed sizes
Aerox combination	Ask about matching sizes	Complete stock-size combination not confirmed
ADV160 combination	Ask about matching sizes and rear SKU	Complete stock-size combination not confirmed
PCX160 combination	Ask about matching sizes	Listed sizes
Click125 combination	Listed sizes	Listed sizes
Click160 combination	Ask about matching sizes	Complete stock-size combination not confirmed
BeAT combination	Ask about matching sizes	Stock-size combination not listed
Skydrive Crossover combination	Ask about matching sizes	Stock-size combination not listed

Important: The size-range information was checked on October 20, 2026, and is not live inventory. Confirm both tire sizes, quantities, actual specifications, and availability before purchasing. Do not mix Armor ST and STX front/rear tires without technical approval from the tire supplier.

A different tread appearance should not be interpreted as proof of better grip, shorter braking distance, or longer tread life.

How to Choose the Correct Replacement Scooter Tire

Before buying motorcycle tires online or from a physical motorcycle shop, follow these important checks.

1. Identify your exact motorcycle model

Do not rely on a general motorcycle name alone.

For example, the Honda Click125 and Click160 use different tire sizes. Different model generations and editions may also have different specifications.

Confirm your exact model, year, and edition.

2. Check the front and rear tire markings

Read the numbers printed on the sidewall of both existing tires.

Never assume that the front and rear use the same dimensions.

3. Check the load and speed ratings

A replacement tire must meet the required load capacity and speed rating specified for your motorcycle.

The OEM references shown in this guide are not automatically the ratings of Red Indian replacement tires.

4. Confirm rim compatibility

The tire must be suitable for the approved wheel diameter and rim width.

A 13-inch tire cannot be installed as a direct replacement for a 14-inch wheel simply because the width looks similar.

5. Check tire construction and tube requirements

A tubeless tire marking does not automatically make a tube-type wheel suitable for tubeless use.

For example, the cited Yamaha Mio i125 specification identifies tube-type tires. Confirm your wheel's compatibility and follow the tire manufacturer's instructions.

6. Check motorcycle clearance

The replacement tire must have sufficient clearance around the fork, fender, swingarm, suspension, and other motorcycle components.

This is particularly important when using modified wheels or non-original motorcycle components.

7. Consult a qualified tire fitter

Before installation, have the tire size, load and speed ratings, construction, mounting direction, rim suitability, and front/rear approval checked by a qualified fitter.

Why Motorcycle Tire Fitment Matters

Correct motorcycle tire fitment contributes to the motorcycle's intended handling characteristics and safe operation.

Using an incorrect size or unsuitable tire specification can affect clearance, wheel compatibility, load capacity, and the way the motorcycle behaves.

This is why Red Indian Customs recommends checking the complete tire specification instead of selecting tires based only on rim diameter or appearance.

A motorcycle may have a similar design to another model but still use a different front and rear tire combination.

Always prioritize the manufacturer's specified dimensions and requirements over assumptions based on similar-looking motorcycles.

The Red Indian Customs Approach to Product Quality

At Red Indian Customs, our aim is to improve product quality and provide useful tire size choices through long-standing factory relationships, production checks, and feedback from riders and dealers.

Factory relationships

We work with established factories that take their production and quality processes seriously. Our partners are selected carefully, with an emphasis on maintaining consistent production standards.

Checks before and after production

Our quality programme includes pre-production and post-production checks through carefully selected independent inspection specialists.

We work with the best partners we can find for the inspection requirements involved.

Continuous review

Shipment reviews and customer feedback help us identify opportunities to improve product quality, available sizes, and the clarity of our product information.

We aim to describe each tire according to its actual specifications and intended use.

Frequently Asked Questions About Scooter Tire Sizes

What is the correct tire size for a Yamaha NMAX?

The Philippine NMAX Tech MAX reference uses 110/70-13 for the front and 130/70-13 for the rear. Red Indian Armor STX lists both nominal sizes, subject to load, speed, and front/rear suitability checks.

What is the correct tire size for a Yamaha Aerox?

The Philippine Aerox reference uses 110/80-14 for the front and 140/70-14 for the rear. Ask Red Indian Customs about Armor ST in these sizes.

What is the correct tire size for a Honda ADV160?

The Honda ADV160 ABS reference uses 110/80-14 front and 130/70-13 rear. Ask about Armor ST for street use and confirm the actual rear SKU and both tires' specifications.

What is the correct tire size for a Honda PCX160?

The Honda PCX160 Standard reference uses 110/70-14 front and 130/70-13 rear. Armor STX lists both nominal sizes, subject to complete fitment checks.

What is the correct tire size for a Honda Click125?

The cited Click125 Standard uses 90/80-14 front and 100/80-14 rear. Both Armor ST and STX list these nominal sizes. Earlier generations should be checked separately.

What is the correct tire size for a Honda Click160?

The Philippine Click160 reference uses 100/80-14 front and 120/70-14 rear. Ask about Armor ST in these sizes. The STX range checked for this guide does not include the required 120/70-14 rear.

What is the correct tire size for a Honda BeAT?

The Honda BeAT Playful reference uses 80/90-14 front and 90/90-14 rear. Ask Red Indian Customs about Armor ST in these sizes.

What is the correct tire size for a Suzuki Skydrive Crossover?

The 2024 Philippine brochure reference lists 80/90-14 front and 90/90-14 rear. Ask about Armor ST and confirm the actual sizes and stock.

Can a 13-inch tire fit a 14-inch motorcycle wheel?

No. The tire bead diameter must match the approved wheel diameter. A 13-inch tire is not a direct replacement for a 14-inch wheel.

Are Armor ST and Armor STX off-road tires?

No. Both Armor ST and Armor STX are street tires. An aggressive-looking tread or adventure-style scooter does not establish off-road suitability.

Does a tubeless tire make a tube-type wheel tubeless?

No. Tire construction and wheel compatibility are separate considerations. Confirm the wheel's suitability and follow the tire manufacturer's installation instructions.

Does this guide cover every scooter in the Philippines?

No. This guide covers eight specific model references with 13-inch and/or 14-inch tire combinations. Other motorcycles, scooters, electric scooters, mopeds, and different model generations require separate compatibility checks.

What information should I provide when asking about replacement tires?

Send Red Indian Customs:

• Your motorcycle brand.

• Exact motorcycle model.

• Model year or edition.

• Whether your wheels are original or modified.

• Clear photographs of the front and rear tire sidewall markings.

Our team can help you check the appropriate tire dimensions, pattern, specifications, and availability before purchasing.

Find the Right Red Indian Tire for Your Scooter

Choosing the correct replacement tire starts with knowing your motorcycle's actual front and rear specifications.

Whether you're looking for Yamaha NMAX tires, Yamaha Aerox tires, Honda ADV160 tires, Honda PCX160 tires, Honda Click replacement tires, Honda BeAT tires, or Suzuki Skydrive Crossover tires, Red Indian Customs can help you check the appropriate Armor ST and Armor STX options.

Before completing your purchase, confirm the exact tire sizes, load and speed ratings, construction, rim suitability, front/rear approval, and availability.

Need help finding the right combination?

Send us your motorcycle model, year, current tire sizes, and photographs of both tire sidewalls. Our team will help you check the available options.

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Important brand and fitment notices

Red Indian Customs is an independent aftermarket supplier. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, or THM. Their names and model names are used only to identify the motorcycles and their corresponding specifications. Armor ST and Armor STX are Red Indian Customs aftermarket products, not original-equipment products supplied or approved by these manufacturers.

The vehicle photographs in this guide are separate model references. They do not show Red Indian tires installed on the motorcycles and do not imply manufacturer endorsement. Product artwork illustrates the tire patterns separately.

Vehicle photographs are reproduced with permission for this website article and its PDF edition. Copyright remains with the respective rights holders. Permission to reproduce an image does not grant readers permission to reuse it.

This guide provides model-specific reference information, not universal installation approval. Specifications can vary by market, model year, edition, and wheel modifications. Follow the owner's manual and applicable vehicle, wheel, and tire manufacturer instructions. Confirm load capacity, speed rating, tire construction, tube/tubeless requirements, approved rim width, front/rear suitability, mounting direction, and clearance with a qualified tire fitter. Use the specified pressures and inspect tires regularly.

Nothing in this guide limits any consumer rights provided by applicable law.

Manufacturer references and image credits

• Yamaha NMAX Tech MAX – Yamaha Motor Philippines.

• Yamaha Aerox – Yamaha Motor Philippines.

• Honda ADV160 ABS – Honda Philippines.

• Honda PCX160 Standard – Honda Philippines.

• Honda Click125 Standard – Honda Philippines.

• Honda Click160 – Honda Philippines.

• Honda BeAT Playful – Honda Philippines.

• Suzuki Skydrive Crossover – THM Philippines and the 2024 Suzuki brochure.

Specifications were checked on October 21, 2026. Product-range information was checked on October 20, 2026. The Suzuki reference is based on its 2024 brochure and is not a statement of current new-model availability.

For specification corrections or image-rights enquiries, contact Red Indian Customs.