Tire diameter calculator
#4
erinw
I really don't think there is such a thing as an average mileage on tires. You can find people who get as little as 4000 miles on a set of tires all the way up to 20,000 miles. It all depend on your style of riding and the type of bike along with the particular brand of tire. Some of the softer tires handle and ride better but you sacrifice mileage. Several manufactures like Dunlop have come out with multi compound tires with a tread that is hard in the center and softer on the sides. Do a search on your particular bike and see what you come up with.
I really don't think there is such a thing as an average mileage on tires. You can find people who get as little as 4000 miles on a set of tires all the way up to 20,000 miles. It all depend on your style of riding and the type of bike along with the particular brand of tire. Some of the softer tires handle and ride better but you sacrifice mileage. Several manufactures like Dunlop have come out with multi compound tires with a tread that is hard in the center and softer on the sides. Do a search on your particular bike and see what you come up with.
#6
That's the way of life! Some riders want high mileage above all else, while others want better grip, comfort, handling, etc. Some of us ride taking it easy, while others like to give their tyres a hard time. Best to ride and enjoy!
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#9
I use this site. http://steelthundercc.com/tiresizes.html
That other one is cool, but I think its more for cars. If you look at top and do make model thing, there is nothing for Harleys.
That other one is cool, but I think its more for cars. If you look at top and do make model thing, there is nothing for Harleys.