13- and 14-Inch Scooter Tire Guide Philippines: Choosing Red Indian Armor ST or STX

Choosing the right scooter tires starts with knowing your correct front and rear tire specifications. Simply searching for tires “for Honda” or “for Yamaha” is not enough. Different models, model years, and wheel configurations may require different tire sizes.

At Red Indian Customs, our Armor ST and Armor STX scooter tire ranges offer two street-tire tread designs for riders who want to match their scooter’s specifications with their preferred appearance. The main difference between the two options is their tread design, provided the correct sizes and specifications are available for your scooter.

This guide covers common 13- and 14-inch scooter tire sizes in the Philippines, references for popular Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki models, and the key details to check before choosing a Red Indian Armor ST or STX tire set.

Start With Your Scooter’s Front and Rear Tire Sizes

Before buying scooter tires online in the Philippines, confirm the original tire sizes for your exact scooter model and version. The following manufacturer references cover several familiar scooters in the Philippine market.

These figures are reference specifications, not blanket approval for every replacement tire with the same dimensions. Always confirm the requirements for your exact vehicle before ordering.

In addition to tire size, check the required load capacity, speed rating, tire construction, rim compatibility, and approved front or rear wheel position.

Why Front and Rear Tire Sizes Matter

Not all scooters use the same wheel diameter at the front and rear. This is particularly important when shopping for 13-inch and 14-inch scooter tires.

For example, the referenced Honda ADV160 and Honda PCX160 configurations use a 14-inch front wheel and a 13-inch rear wheel. The referenced Yamaha Aerox configuration uses 14-inch wheels at both ends.

A tire set should therefore be selected using the correct front and rear specifications rather than wheel diameter alone.

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

Both Red Indian Armor ST and Armor STX feature street-tire tread designs. The main consideration when choosing between them is the appearance of the tread, alongside the availability of the correct sizes and specifications for your scooter.

Armor STX offers a different tread appearance that some riders may prefer for its sleek look. Compare the actual product photographs to determine which design best suits your scooter.

A different tread pattern does not automatically mean better braking, longer tire life, or superior wet-road performance. Those claims require appropriate supporting evidence.

Check Tire Size Availability Before Buying

Armor ST and Armor STX may have different size availability. Do not assume that a complete Armor ST set for a particular scooter is also available in Armor STX.

Before selecting a set, confirm that both the required front and rear tire sizes are available in the same tread design and meet your scooter's specifications.

The correct fitment should always take priority over appearance.

Why Scooter Model Year and Wheel Setup Matter

Even scooters with the same model name can have different tire specifications depending on their version or generation.

For example, older and newer Honda Click125 versions should not automatically be treated as having identical tire requirements. Check the owner's manual or manufacturer documentation for your specific model year.

The same principle applies to tire construction. Yamaha's Mio i125 specifications identify tube-type tires. A replacement tire marked “tubeless” does not automatically make the original wheel system suitable for tubeless use. The tire and wheel must be compatible with the intended setup.

Wheel diameter also matters when narrowing down your options. The current Yamaha Mio Gear S specifications list 110/70-12 tires at both the front and rear. This configuration falls outside a 13- or 14-inch tire selection.

Before choosing replacement tires, confirm your scooter's model, year, original wheel specifications, and any wheel or tire modifications.

Red Indian Customs' Approach to Tire Quality

At Red Indian Customs, we maintain long-standing relationships with factory partners and work with carefully selected independent inspection specialists. Our quality process includes pre-production and post-production inspections.

With every shipment, we review quality feedback and identify opportunities to improve our product range. This ongoing process covers the products themselves, the sizes we offer, and how clearly we communicate their intended applications.

We keep our inspection partners' identities confidential. Our commitment is to communicate our quality process accurately and maintain the records that support it.

What to Check Before Buying Scooter Tires

Before ordering a Red Indian Armor ST or Armor STX set, make sure the product listing clearly identifies the following details:

• Exact scooter model and version: Confirm that the listed fitment applies to your specific scooter.

• Front and rear tire sizes: Check each size individually instead of relying on wheel diameter alone.

• Tread design: Confirm whether you are purchasing Armor ST or Armor STX and whether both required sizes are available.

• Load and speed ratings: Ensure the selected tires meet the requirements for your scooter.

• Tire and wheel compatibility: Check the required construction and whether the tire is appropriate for your existing wheel setup.

• Included accessories: Review the listing to confirm exactly which accessories, if any, come with the tires.

Which Scooter Tires Should You Choose for Your Riding Needs?

If you ride an ADV-style scooter primarily on paved roads, begin with the tire specifications approved for your scooter and your intended use. A scooter's adventure-inspired styling does not automatically make a street tire suitable for off-road riding.

If you are unsure about the correct fitment, send the Red Indian Customs team your scooter's model and year, photographs of both tire sidewalls, and details of any wheel modifications. These details can help identify the specifications you need to confirm before purchasing.

Choose the Correct Fitment, Then Your Preferred Tread

Choosing between Red Indian Armor ST and Armor STX starts with finding the correct tire specifications for your scooter. Confirm the front and rear sizes, verify compatibility with your wheel setup, and check that both tires are available in your preferred tread design.

Once the specifications are confirmed, you can choose the Red Indian tread design that best matches your preference.

Start with the correct specification. Then choose the Red Indian tread design you prefer.

Manufacturer references checked on 20 October 2026. Specifications may vary by model year and version. Always confirm the requirements for your exact scooter before purchase.