How Often Should Original Motorcycle Tires Be Replaced?
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Motorcycle tires generally need to be replaced every 3 years or after traveling 60,000 kilometers. Functions of motorcycle tires: Support the weight of the vehicle, passengers, and luggage. This mainly relies on the air volume and pressure inside the tire to bear the weight of the vehicle and its load, making it crucial to maintain proper air pressure. To move the vehicle forward or bring it to a stop, the power from the engine and brakes must be transmitted to the road surface, primarily through the friction of the tire rubber. During rapid acceleration or emergency braking, if the tire's limit is exceeded, the vehicle may experience spinning or skidding, which is highly dangerous. Motorcycle tire specification markings: These include four dimensions: the tire's outer diameter, total width (including the tread width, the widest part of the tire), tire height (from the bead to the center of the tire), and rim diameter.