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I'm real curious of the Date Codes on all ya'll's C3 tires......... road buzz or not. Mine are, F-1620 and R-1720. I'll be getting these put on like this week or next. Either way, before that upcoming 5,000+ trip next month.
I'm real curious of the Date Codes on all ya'll's C3 tires......... road buzz or not. Mine are, F-1620 and R-1720. I'll be getting these put on like this week or next. Either way, before that upcoming 5,000+ trip next month.
The date code for the front I just removed is 4919.
I put a set of C-III's on my LImited, have only ridden a few hundred miles since, but no vibration issues. No complaints on handling, or anything else. So far haven't ridden them in the rain.
I put a set of C-III's on my LImited, have only ridden a few hundred miles since, but no vibration issues. No complaints on handling, or anything else. So far haven't ridden them in the rain.
I went to my dealer to ask about new tires, I was looking at the Commander III's. The service manager told me that 3 bikes with Commander III's had front end vibration. They replaced the front tires on the 3 bikes, Michelin requested them back for analysis. Looked like the replacements were OK so I am assuming it was a bad run or tires?
I went to my dealer to ask about new tires, I was looking at the Commander III's. The service manager told me that 3 bikes with Commander III's had front end vibration. They replaced the front tires on the 3 bikes, Michelin requested them back for analysis. Looked like the replacements were OK so I am assuming it was a bad run or tires?
I'm hoping the same thing that's why I was curious about date codes on these tires.
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