Michelin tire
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I have the Michelin Commander ll's.Much better ride than the Dunlop's.Front Dunlop cupped at 18,000.8,000 on these and I love them.I will never go back to Dunlop.Go to Michelin's website and compare the Scorcher and Commander ll.
No reason that You can't change only one tire.This answer will cause a great difference of opinion.Like talking about brands of oil.
I believe that You will enjoy the ride difference more by replacing them both.You will notice how grippy the Michelin is compared to the sliding Dunlop's.
No reason that You can't change only one tire.This answer will cause a great difference of opinion.Like talking about brands of oil.
I believe that You will enjoy the ride difference more by replacing them both.You will notice how grippy the Michelin is compared to the sliding Dunlop's.
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I have the Michelin Commander ll's.Much better ride than the Dunlop's.Front Dunlop cupped at 18,000.8,000 on these and I love them.I will never go back to Dunlop.Go to Michelin's website and compare the Scorcher and Commander ll.
No reason that You can't change only one tire.This answer will cause a great difference of opinion.Like talking about brands of oil.
I believe that You will enjoy the ride difference more by replacing them both.You will notice how grippy the Michelin is compared to the sliding Dunlop's.
No reason that You can't change only one tire.This answer will cause a great difference of opinion.Like talking about brands of oil.
I believe that You will enjoy the ride difference more by replacing them both.You will notice how grippy the Michelin is compared to the sliding Dunlop's.
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Used few sets of MC II on my previous UC and just put both MCII on my 15 Limited rides very smooth in the switch backs and on the hwy going 80 plus mph. Both tires will cost you close $300 from Jakewilson.com free shipping charges no sales tax to CA, my dealer installed them for $ 129.00.
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