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Load index The tyre load index is a numerical code indicating the maximum weight a tyre can safely support. It is based on the tyre's construction and inflation pressure. This system helps drivers choose the right tyres based on their vehicle’s weight and load capacity.	47	47
Speed rating Tyre speed ratings tell you the maximum speed that particular tyre is legally approved for. This measurement ensures that the tyre you buy is appropriate – and safe – for the speed of the car it’s fitted on	P	P

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For accurate pressure levels, refer to the owner's manual and consult a tyre professional before inflating your tyres.

The Xpulse tyre price depends on the type of tread pattern you choose from the given variety of tyres offered by CEAT.

To purchase an Xpulse tyre, you can visit your nearest bike tyre dealer or CEAT tyre shoppe. Or, the better option is to look for prices and buy our Xpulse tyre online.

Every Xpulse tyre size has a unique speed and load index which can be found on the tyre’s sidewall. The optimum speed and load index rating of the Xpulse 200T front tyre is 52P.

The best Xpulse front tyre options offered by CEAT are CEAT Zoom Plus F and CEAT Gripp XL F. CEAT Zoom RAD and CEAT Gripp XL are the best Xpulse rear tyre options.

If the OEM fitment has a spoke rim/wheel, you should opt for tube-type bike tyres. If the OEM fitment has an alloy rim/wheel, you should opt for tubeless bike tyres.