225-18 Street Tire Motorcycle Tire Manufacturer | DEJI Tire
Specifications
● Size: 225-18 | PR: 4PR / 6PR (TT/TL)
● S.W./O.D.: Approx. 3.5/25.6"| Max Load: Consult factory
● Inflation/Rim: 40 PSI (4PR) ; 45 PSI (6PR) | 2.15×18 | DOT approved
● Weight: Approx. 4.0 kg (varies by construction)
Structure & Customisation
● TT: Traditional tube-type construction – the 225-18 TT is easy to service and repair, making it a practical choice for classic motorcycle restorations and standard street use.
● TL: Tubeless with reinforced bead – the 225-18 TL offers superior puncture resistance, better air retention, and reduced weight for daily commuting and modern street riding.
● Tread: Classic tread patterns are available for the 225-18, including road-focused designs for excellent wet grip and vintage-style patterns for authentic restoration projects.
● Compound: 5 grades (38%~55% super-soft) allow the 225-18 to be tailored for optimal grip, durability, or rolling resistance based on your riding style.
Quick Selection Guide
● Classic / restoration – choose the 225-18 TT with a vintage tread pattern for an authentic look and feel.
● Commuter / value – the 225-18 in 4PR with a standard compound offers balanced performance for daily urban use.
● Wet weather / grip – select the 225-18 with an anti-aqua tread pattern for enhanced safety on rainy roads.
● Heavy-duty / loaded touring – the 6PR 225-18 provides extra durability and load capacity for long-distance travel.
● Sport / performance – the 225-18 with a sport-oriented compound delivers improved cornering grip and responsiveness.
Why Choose Us
● Full customisation of tread pattern, compound, and construction (TT/TL) for every 225-18 ordered.
● The 225-18 is a classic size compatible with a wide range of vintage motorcycles, cruisers, and commuter bikes.
● Premium natural rubber ensures the 225-18 delivers consistent performance, long tread life, and excellent grip in all conditions.
● DOT certification guarantees your 225-18 meets rigorous international safety and quality standards.
