
Continental Twist
Bike Tyres Online

Continental Twist
Bike Tyres Online
Live 110/70-12 prices from R880 at Bike Tyres Online. Compare 110/70-12 motorcycle tyre prices from 2 retailers, 2 brands, and 2 current offers. Updated 4 days ago.
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Continental Twist
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Bike Tyres Online

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Sharwoods Bike Tyre

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Sharwoods Bike Tyre
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Right now TyreCompare tracks 2 live 110/70-12 offers from 2 retailers. The cheapest listing is R880 from Bike Tyres Online; competing quotes cluster in a narrow band for this size.
Most current listings are tyre-only prices. Budget roughly R100–R250 per wheel for fitting and balancing at a bike shop; bringing loose wheels usually costs less than riding in.
Most-listed brands: Continental, Pirelli.
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A 110mm wide tyre with a sidewall height equal to 70% of the width (77.0mm), fitting a 12-inch rim. Retailers write this size as 110/70ZR12, 110/70R12 or 110/70-12: the letter only marks the construction (radial or bias), so we list them together on one page.
110/70-12 is a scooter size, found on commuters and delivery bikes working every town in South Africa. Small wheels hit potholes harder and wear faster than big-bike tyres, so this size sells in volume and prices vary widely between shops.
Check pressures weekly; a scooter tyre a few PSI down wears its shoulders in weeks. Replace at the wear markers rather than pushing to the cords, because wet grip on smooth small tyres drops off steeply near the end.
110/70-12 motorcycle tyre prices currently start from R880 at Bike Tyres Online. Prices are per tyre, and sticky sport compounds or big adventure tyres cost more than commuter rubber, so compare the table above by brand and shop before you buy.
It can be either. Scooters and small commuters often run the same size front and rear, or a slightly wider rear. Check the sizes printed in your owner's manual or on the current tyres before ordering.
The letter before the rim size shows the construction. ZR and R mean radial; a dash or B means bias-ply (crossply). Shops often write radials with a dash too, which is why we group every 110/70-12 listing on one page. Fit the construction your bike's manual specifies, and do not mix radial and bias between front and rear unless the manufacturer approves it.
That depends on your rim, not the tyre size. Cast alloy wheels and spoked rims with sealed beds run tubeless (TL). Conventional spoked rims leak air at the nipples, so they need a tube even inside a tubeless tyre. A tube adds heat, so check that the tyre's speed rating still covers your bike when you run one.
The legal minimum in SA is 1mm of tread across the full width, but wet grip falls away well before that. Replace at around 2mm, when the rear squares off, after any puncture near the sidewall, or once the tyre is about five years old (check the four-digit DOT date on the sidewall) even if the tread looks fine.