Tyre VEE RUBBER VRM054 2.00-17 33J TT

Scooter tyres from Thailand have been a low-cost alternative for mopeds and scooters for several years. The VEE RUBBER range includes a wide variety of different tyres.

The manufacturer from Asia has excellent access to high-quality materials, which influences the quality of the tyres. VEE RUBBER is included in the assortment at SIP Scootershop with some interesting tyres.

• Attractive price-performance ratio
• Tyres for different conditions
• Several different sizes available

Thailand ranks first in the world in rubber production. It therefore comes as no surprise that VEE RUBBER is able to use the best materials for its tyres. And this is also reflected in the favourable prices with which VEE RUBBER stands out on the market. VEE RUBBER has been a Thai success story since 1977.

At SIP Scootershop we stock several tyres from this interesting manufacturer:

VRM-351: An all-weather tyre for the whole year with M+S marking. (10, 12, 13 inches)

VRM-396: A development specifically for Europe. Plenty of grip on all road surfaces. (11, 12 inches)

VTR-315: M+S marking. A 12-inch all-rounder.

VRM-134: One of the lowest-cost 10-inch sport tyres with road tread in our range.

VRM-054: With its classic tread pattern, this is a tyre for the road. (10, 17 inches)

VTR-313: Distinctive tread pattern, great in wet conditions. (12 inches)

VRM-087: A 17-inch tyre with a classic tread pattern.

VRM-099: The sporty 17-inch tyre.

VRM-133: A 13-inch all-weather tyre with a pronounced tread pattern.

VRM-140: Chunky tread, a 12-inch cross tyre for off-road.

VRM-108: An 8-inch tyre with a great look.

VRM-162: Chunky tread, a 13-inch cross tyre for off-road.

VRM-051: An 8-inch tyre with an old school tread.

Conclusion: VEE RUBBER offers top quality, low-cost alternatives for a wide variety of mopeds and scooters.

Our recommendations - the SIP TIP:

• Changing tyres is quick and easy with this tyre mounting tool.
• Rim protectors protect tubeless rims from damage during mounting.
• Nothing can go wrong with tyre mounting paste

• SIP has inexpensive rims for all vehicles. It is best to mount a set of winter or all-weather tyres on rims, then you can change quickly and easily when the weather conditions are right. You don't have to get your fingers dirty unnecessarily or visit a workshop to mount them.

Expert opinion

»I drove the VRM108 at the weekend. In dry weather, the handling is surprisingly good, similar to the Michelin S83 I had on before. In terms of appearance, the tyre reminded me of the Vespas in the Piaggio museum, some of which also have tyres on them that I would describe as "stubby". In the middle area, however, where you ride the tyre most, there are rather no lugs pronounced, but a rather old motorbike tyre tread.... «

-Andre, SIP Team, 09/2016

»I have been riding the VRM051 tyre for 3 days now and I am quite enthusiastic. In the dry, in the rain and with pillion on wet roads. Handling is okay, similar to Michelin S83. What I really like about the tyre is the oldschool tread, which reminds me of cafe racer custom bikes.«

-Robert, SIP Team, 09/2016