Any ideas for a better rear tire on FLRT freewheelers?

[missedem]

So far I am ok with the dunlops that are on the trike.

I just know however that there has got to be a better tire out there. I want something with more grip in wet , icy, snowy, conditions without giving up dry weather handling. If you watch the load rating could you use a car tire with superior grip as long as you have the specs correct. Any reasons why you should NOT run a car tire on the rear? Newb here to trikes just figuring all this stuff out. Thank you for your time.

[Bill G]

Really don't think your going to do much better over all than the factory Dunlops.

Ride Safe,
Bill G

[cavie]

The rear tires are car tires. My Champion has Dunlop 205/70r/15.

[tfdeputydawg]

what pressure are you running?

[1dn5up]

Any all weather radial tire is good, as long as you use the OEM size. Being you want something to use in snow, then anticipate for the chain size, as it will hit the fenders. ➿ Personaly I like when the ass kicks out. Just twist the throttle and let her rip - Heeeee Haaaaa !

[clint44]

The rear tires are car tires. My Champion has Dunlop 205/70r/15.

I'm running 205/50/17 Michelin Pilot Sports on our Hannigan.

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So far I am ok with the dunlops that are on the trike.

I just know however that there has got to be a better tire out there. I want something with more grip in wet , icy, snowy, conditions without giving up dry weather handling. If you watch the load rating could you use a car tire with superior grip as long as you have the specs correct. Any reasons why you should NOT run a car tire on the rear? Newb here to trikes just figuring all this stuff out. Thank you for your time.

Your Freewheeler has car tires on it,now.

[uppercaseJC]

The rear tires are car tires. My Champion has Dunlop 205/70r/15.

What Cavie said

[cavie]

run your rear pressure at 20-24 lbs

[HDB0B]

I run 22 psi in my stock Dunlops. I will switch to Goodyear Comfortreads next. They have a nice soft sidewall and I expect to get the same smooth ride while having a higher than 22 psi pressure in them.

[missedem]

Thanks for the information. The more I know the better I like it. Appreciate all the input from everyone here.

[FleshWound]

run your rear pressure at 20-24 lbs

Followed your advice, Cavie. Running 22 P.S.I. in rear tires. Difference is amazing! THANKS!