How Many Years Do Motorcycle Tires Age?
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Motorcycle tires generally need to be replaced every 3 years or after traveling 60,000 kilometers. However, if the motorcycle tires have external damage, the tread is worn flat, or they show signs of aging, they should be replaced promptly. Tire lifespan: Tires made from rubber have a limited service life. Once they age, their elasticity and toughness significantly decrease, and the longer they are used, the higher the risk of a blowout. According to official statements from tire manufacturers, the typical lifespan of a tire should be around 2 years or within the range of 60,000 to 80,000 kilometers. Maintaining proper tire pressure can reduce the risk of blowouts: Vehicle manufacturers specify the correct tire pressure, which can usually be found on the edge of the door, door pillar, glove compartment, or near the fuel tank cap.