Just curious....

 

==OEM Tire Life Rushmore Bikes==

 

About 7,500 on a '14 Road King, same on my '13 Road King, about same on the replacement set on the '14 RK.

 

Bought my 16SG on 6/9/16 and just hitting 13k

 

I have a 2016 Road King with just 5000 miles, the tires still look like they have another 5000 miles on them. My second set I am going to try the American Dunlop Elite, I know some people that have gotten upwards of 20,000 miles. It all depends on certain variables, like heat, how fast you drive, the road conditions, etc.

 

I had 19000 miles on my stock rear tire on my 11 Ultra limited. I put one on before trading it in and the front one still had plenty of tread.

I have just under 10K on my 14 RK and still plenty of tread. I bought a set of new takeoff tires (under 500 miles) for $50, stored in black contractor bag in heated garage until I need them.

 

I got 20,000 on front and back tires on a 2010 Ultra before replacing. My 2015 limited has 11,500 miles and I sure I'll get 20,000 those tires. I run max. air in my tires and check often. On the pre 2010 touring bikes I never got over 10,000 before changing rear tires and around 15,000 on front tires.

 

I got 26,XXX on my 2011 FLHTK both front and rear. On my 15 FLHTK I got 16,XXX on rear had it changed due to a split down the middle. Looked like I hit a piece of metal that cut it. I'm at 22,500 on the front and will be changing it around 25,000. I check the air pressure at least once a month 38 psi on front and 41 rear. No cupping

 

9,500 On my 2011 SG Time to replace

 

On my 15 Ultra, 22k on the back tire, am at 27k on my front, is still on looking good