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41 front (what is called for on sidewall I believe) 42 rear...
i was dumb on my first front... only got about 16k out of it, but was running at 36 psi.... have almost 10k on the newer one from earlier this year.. and everything looks good still.. Last rear I got 20k out of.. part of the time at 38 psi (till I learned better) rest at 42.. still had a little to go but was almost to the wear bar and ready for a big ride so changed it out..
These tires run and feel better at the higher pressure... run either at HD factory pressures and they will start to cup on you and decrease potential tread life...
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