Naked motorcycle · 2017–2026
KTM 390 Duke Tyre Sizes & Prices
The KTM 390 Duke (2017–2026) uses a 110/70-17 front and a 150/60-17 rear tyre. In stock today: fronts from R1 030 and rears from R1 710, per tyre before fitting, across 6 South African shops. A matching front and rear of the same tyre starts at R3 121.
Prices last checked 23 October 2026 · Sizes checked against at least two sources
KTM 390 Duke tyre sizes by year and variant
Factory front and rear sizes, checked against at least two sources each.
What tyres cost for a KTM 390 Duke
Cheapest current price per tyre in each size, by price band. Fitting is extra unless stated. A dash means no tyre in that band is in stock, or a better band costs the same or less.
Cheapest matching pair for the 390 Duke
The same tyre model front and rear, which is what most riders fit. The front and rear can come from different shops.
- Front 110/70-17: R1 411 at Trac-Mac
- Rear 150/60-17: R1 710 at Sharwoods Bike Tyre
About the KTM 390 Duke's tyres
The KTM 390 Duke is a light single-cylinder naked bike. Both the 2017-2023 model and the 2024 redesign run a 110/70-17 front and 150/60-17 rear on cast wheels, so tyres carry over between generations.
Before you order, check the size on your current tyres or in the owner's manual, and match the load index and speed rating. For typical prices by size and tips on paying less, read our motorcycle tyre price guide.
KTM 390 Duke tyre FAQs
What tyre size does a KTM 390 Duke use?+
The KTM 390 Duke uses 110/70-17 at the front and 150/60-17 at the rear. Check the size on your current tyres or in the owner's manual before you order.
How much do tyres for a KTM 390 Duke cost?+
110/70-17 fronts start at R1 030 and 150/60-17 rears start at R1 710, per tyre in stock today. The cheapest front and rear together cost R2 740. The cheapest matching pair of one tyre model is the Pirelli Angel City / at R3 121. Fitting is usually extra. Prices change weekly.
Can I fit a different tyre size on my KTM 390 Duke?+
Stick to the sizes the manufacturer approves for your bike and wheels. A different width or profile changes how the bike steers and leans, and can upset the ABS and traction control. Never mix radial and bias-ply tyres unless the manufacturer allows it.
Should I replace both KTM 390 Duke tyres at the same time?+
Not always. Rear tyres usually wear out before fronts, so many riders replace the rear more often. If you replace only one, fit the same tyre model as the other end so the pair is designed to work together.