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My rear Dunlop 407 has 13K and change, but the front was changed at 3K for the recall, and just had a new front tire put on because it had a cut in it. I just looked and they put a 408F on the front. Not sure what all this means.
Interesting... I went to my dealer during their tire sell and got a new front and back. When I got home, I had a cut on my front tire as well. Thought it could have been from a box cutter when they cut plastic or something off of them, but they had no idea. Oh well, they gave me a new tire and I was on my way.
10.8K on my front and rear. I'll definitely be changing the rear out in a few months, but the front is probably good another 5k. I'm on the OEM Dunlops that came with my '09 FXSTC
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