Michelin Motorcycle Tire Direction Arrow

The first Michelin tire designed for the dual sport rider who rides primarily off road Reversible tread pattern with a tread wear indicator that clearly shows when to reverse the tire on the rim -- when the M disappears the tire can be turned around Mirror image knobs give you equal traction in both directions on a wide range of terrain.

Michelin motorcycle tire direction arrow. November 1 2005 Michelin. Direction of rotation for rear tire indicated by an arrow on the tire sidewall. The MICHELIN Road 5 GT is the latest addition to the MICHELIN Road 5 motorcycle tyre range.

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For example 73 corresponds to a load of 805 pounds 365kg per tire. If you look at properly mounted tires you will see the tread going the same way on both sides of a vehicle front or rear. Front tire and the direction of travel.

Directional tires are marked with an arrow molded into the sidewall and tread shoulder indicating the correct direction of rotation. No tube is used when mounted on a tubeless rim. Dedicated to the improvement of sustainable mobility Michelin designs manufactures and sells tires for every type of vehicle including airplanes automobiles bicycles earthmovers farm equipment heavy duty trucks and motorcycles.

Visiting a friend commuting to work traveling to school or just hitting the road. Humankind is always on the move. For proper installation youd want to install in such that the tires are rotating in the correct direction of travel when the motorcycle is moving forward.

Directional tires are mounted with the arrow pointing forward. Operating directional tires from new to 50 worn in the opposite direction of that indicated on the tire will result in the premature onset of irregular wear excessive noise levels and significantly reduced tread life. Arrows molded in the sidewalls show the correct direction to mount these tires arrows always pointing forward.