What is the Maximum Tenure for a Two-Wheeler Loan?
- Posted: 20th November, 2024
- Updated: 20th November, 2024
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The maximum tenure for a two-wheeler loan typically ranges from 12 to 60 months, depending on the financial institution. Some institutions may offer extended tenures based on specific criteria, providing flexibility in repayment options.
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