Harley® Tires Near Baltimore

What tires does Harley® use?

In tubeless tires, the valve stem is generally replaced at every tire swap. With an inner tube, the valve is built right into the tube itself. Rubber hardens as it heat-cycles - the process of going from cold to hot and back to cold again, every time you ride - and the tube's rubber, which should be soft and pliable, turns brittle and can be prone to cracking. Compared to tires, tubes are cheap. Bottom line: Don't do it. Replace the tubes with the tires.

Harley® Tire Commonly Asked Questions & Replacement Near Baltimore

What tires does Harley-Davidson® use?

For the 2018 model year, even more Harley-Davidson® motorcycles will be fitted with original-equipment Dunlop tires thanks to the expansion of the Dunlop® Harley-Davidson® Tire Series.

What is considered high mileage for a Harley®?

For sports bikes, 25,000 miles can be a lot. Harley-Davidson® motorcycles are built to last much longer. If a bike has good maintenance records, no signs of damage and no oil leaks, even a bike with 40,000 to 50,000 miles can be expected to last a long time.

When should I replace my Harley® tires?

For tires with 5 years of use, manufacturers typically call for an annual inspection by a professional. For a tire that is 10 years old, even if the tread looks great, the manufacturers claim that the tire is at the end of it's useful life and should be replaced.

How much does it cost to change a rear tire on a Harley-Davidson®?

A competent mechanic can remove the wheel, install new tire, and reinstall wheel in an hour. So you are looking at a minimum of one hour labor plus cost of tire. A new tire shouldn't be more than $150 and labor shouldn't be over a $100, so $250 (plus tax) would be a fair price.

ZIP CODES - Near Baltimore

• 20707
• 21014
• 21044
• 21117
• 21204
• 21401

CITIES Near Baltimore

• Laurel
• Bel Air
• Columbia
• Owings Mills
• Towson
• Annapolis

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