Length of tire wear
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Really depends on your riding conditions, even if you check them often to make sure they are at the correct pressure.
Motorcycle tires have a rounded tread profile, and not a 'flat footprint' like the tires you use on your cars or trucks. Because of that if the majority of your riding is on roads with few few (or gentle sweeping turns) the tread in the center of your tires will wear out much quicker than if you rode a lot of twisty roads.
I change my tires out at the 10,000 to 12,000 mile mark, which is probably more frequently than necessary, but with only 2 tires between me and the road I don't like to take chances..
But your 'mileage may vary' depending on your riding conditions and personal riding style.
Motorcycle tires have a rounded tread profile, and not a 'flat footprint' like the tires you use on your cars or trucks. Because of that if the majority of your riding is on roads with few few (or gentle sweeping turns) the tread in the center of your tires will wear out much quicker than if you rode a lot of twisty roads.
I change my tires out at the 10,000 to 12,000 mile mark, which is probably more frequently than necessary, but with only 2 tires between me and the road I don't like to take chances..
But your 'mileage may vary' depending on your riding conditions and personal riding style.
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