However, this number can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the specific tire model and compound used, riding style, road conditions, and maintenance.
For example, a softer compound tire will generally provide better grip but may wear out more quickly than a harder compound tire. Similarly, riders who frequently accelerate quickly, brake hard, or ride on rough roads may experience reduced tire life compared to those who ride more conservatively.
To extend the life of your rear tire, it is important to follow proper maintenance practices such as maintaining the correct tire pressure, avoiding overloading the motorcycle, and ensuring that the tire is properly mounted and aligned. Additionally, it is recommended to have the tire inspected by a qualified technician regularly to identify any potential issues early on.
