Complete Guide to Honda Motorcycle Tire Specifications and Loading Plans for Export

Honda motorcycles are among the most exported bike brands worldwide. Knowing the exact specs for each model's tires is essential for accurate container planning. Let's break down the most common Honda tire sizes and what they mean for your shipping volumes.

Honda CB Series (125cc Commuter)

The CB series dominates global 125cc sales — particularly popular in Africa, Southeast Asia, and parts of Latin America.

Common specs:

Front wheel: 90/90-17 or 2.50-18
Rear wheel: 90/90-18 or 3.00-18

When shipping CB125 T tires (TT bundle packed at 20pcs/bundle), expect roughly:

20GP container: ~4,200 - 4,600 pieces
40HQ container: ~9,800 - 10,500 pieces

Tip: CB-spec tires pack densely. Use "bundle-20" settings in our calculator for the most accurate results.

Honda CBR Series (Sportbikes)

CBR models like the CBR150 use wider tires designed for higher-performance riding:

Front wheel: 80/90-17 or 90/90-17
Rear wheel: 100/90-17 or 110/90-16

TL (tubeless) tires in sportbike sizes pack differently — generally at 10pcs/bundle, resulting in a ~70-82% fill rate per container.

Honda Dream & Scoopy (Commuter/Moped)

For budget commuter bikes and underbone models:

Standard spec: 80/90-14 front, 80/100-14 rear
Packaging: TT bundle at 20pcs/bundle; excellent packing density (~93%)

Practical Loading Example

If you're shipping a mixed Honda load (CB125 + CBR150 + Scoopy):

Enter each spec separately in our loading plan tool
Set bundle types correctly (TT for CB/Scoopy, TL for CBR)
Click calculate — the tool automatically accounts for mixed-spec gaps

Our calculator will show you the optimal ratio to maximize container utilization across different bike models.

Calculate your Honda load today with auto-parsed dimensions.