Tires

[jc1300]

In theory, all 205/65/15 tires are the same size in regards to the Trike.....correct?

Thanks - jc

 

[rhino 2]

In theory, all 205/65/15 tires are the same size in regards to the Trike.....correct?

Thanks - jc

If i understand what your saying, Yes...:Shrug:

 

[Fearless]

As far as I know yes

I have looked at changing tire size to change gearing not sure I can gain enough still Investigating way cold right now to worry about it -6 stay warm.:Shrug: fearless

In theory, all 205/65/15 tires are the same size in regards to the Trike.....correct?

Thanks - jc

 

[jc1300]

If i understand what your saying, Yes...:Shrug:

Need to get a 2nd set of tires for a 2nd set of wheels {winter/summer} just want to be sure that if I decide to try another tire manufacturer they will fit.

jc

 

[Fearless]

Check manufacturer's web site or a tire

Stop at a tire store they can tell you tire height compare with the dunflops they give us as OEM I still think there are better tires. Although I have no problem with dunflops. I will go to a better rain tire when these are shot. that is if I live that long. :Coffee: ride safely fearless

Need to get a 2nd set of tires for a 2nd set of wheels {winter/summer} just want to be sure that if I decide to try another tire manufacturer they will fit.

jc

 

[HDB0B]

Goodyear Comfortreads have a nice soft sidewall allowing a more comfortable ride. They will be my choice when I need new tires.

Bob

 

[jc1300]

Goodyear Comfortreads have a nice soft sidewall allowing a more comfortable ride. They will be my choice when I need new tires.
Bob

Bob - That was my first thought too - Just curious if the tire roll would be an issue - Not a lot of room under the fender.....jc

 

[Capt.Bob]

Goodyear Comfortreads have a nice soft sidewall allowing a more comfortable ride. They will be my choice when I need new tires.

Bob

Bob, Would a soft sidewall give you the safety margin in the event of a blow out?

 

[HDB0B]

Bob, Would a soft sidewall give you the safety margin in the event of a blow out?

I run 22 psi in my Stock Dunlops.
I am hoping that I can run a higher air pressure in the Goodyears and still get the ride I like.
Run-flats give a very harsh ride in a MINI. I can't imagine how a trike would ride.

I've got 26k on my Dunlops in 30 months .... so probably 2 more years before I have to make a choice. Tires are being engineered for lighter vehicles and advancements are made each year.

Good luck with your choice. I run Michelin Pilot Sports A/S on my MINI and they are awesome wet or dry.

 

[jc1300]

So this is where I'm thinking of going - Just over a $100 with maybe the best wet traction rating out there.
Goodyear Assurance[SUP]®[/SUP] TripleTred[SUP]™[/SUP] All-Season

 

[RickDeVon]

So this is where I'm thinking of going - Just over a $100 with maybe the best wet traction rating out there.
Goodyear Assurance[SUP]®[/SUP] TripleTred[SUP]™[/SUP] All-Season

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Yes and I love mine at 25psi...

 

[jc1300]

Yes and I love mine at 25psi...

LOL - And those are the Wheels I just bought! Thanks - jc

 

[jc1300]

Yes and I love mine at 25psi...

Any Chance you can send a pic further back - Like to see what those rims look like....Thanks

 

[RickDeVon]

Any Chance you can send a pic further back - Like to see what those rims look like....Thanks

Here ya go...

 

[Jack Klarich]

Yes watch your speed rating, H D is a rip off try Discount Tires

 

[Sunman]

Yes watch your speed rating, H D is a rip off try Discount Tires

Speed rating.... on a trike? LOL.

Sunman

 

[jc1300]

Yes and I love mine at 25psi...

Rick - Have you had any problem with those tires and road noise? I've heard a few people say they get very loud after they break in {5-8K}

Thanks - jc