28,242 miles on Dunlop rear tire
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The mileage I received on the last (5) rear tires I replaced on my Ultra was: (23,295), (29,551), (29,151), (25,561), (21,568)
All tires were Dunlop American Elites.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary
Here's a picture of the last rear tire I had changed at 21,568 miles.
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The mileage one gets on a tire depends on many factors, like weight/load, road composition, weather, riding style, how much tread is left when replaced, etc.
The mileage I received on the last (5) rear tires I replaced on my Ultra was: (23,295), (29,551), (29,151), (25,561), (21,568)
All tires were Dunlop American Elites.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary
Here's a picture of the last rear tire I had changed at 21,568 miles.
The mileage I received on the last (5) rear tires I replaced on my Ultra was: (23,295), (29,551), (29,151), (25,561), (21,568)
All tires were Dunlop American Elites.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary
Here's a picture of the last rear tire I had changed at 21,568 miles.
Rear tires: 15,253 miles (nail damage), 24,443 miles ($411 to replace), 28,242 miles (nail damage)
Front tires: 24,465 miles ($284 to replace), 22,008 miles ($310 to replace), and currently have over 21,465 miles on front tire.
After looking at how many miles I have on my front tire, I went to the basement and just now measured the tread depth.at just one spot on the front, and got 4/32", so in retrospect, I probably should have had both tires replaced. Another perspective is that out of the last 5 tires replaced, two were under the road hazard warranty, three and soon to be four were/will be paid by me.
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Where and how one rides makes a bigger difference than I thought.
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