Start with the vehicle recommendation
Check your owner’s manual or vehicle placard for the specified tyre size, load and speed ratings. The existing tyre sidewall is a useful reference, but a previous replacement may not be the correct fitment. Share your exact vehicle model, variant and year with the showroom.
Match the tyre to how you drive
Explain whether you mainly commute through central Visakhapatnam, ride a scooter, or use your car on highways. Ask about compatible MRF choices rather than assuming a particular tread pattern is best for every road. Motorcycle front and rear fitments can differ.
Ask for an itemised quotation
The final price depends on the model, size and required work. Ask whether fitting, balancing, valves and taxes are included. Stock and current prices must be confirmed by the showroom.
Keep your purchase documents
Keep the invoice and any applicable warranty documents. Manufacturing date, condition and the current MRF policy all matter when an issue is assessed.
Check the original guidance
For tyre selection and ratings, use your vehicle’s instructions alongside manufacturer guidance. Warranty questions are governed by the current MRF policy.