Metzeler Motorcycle Tires

 Metzeler motorcycle tires are the top of the line motorcycle tire in the motorcycle industry. Metzeler has been making tires for 130 years and it has always satisfied the market and its demand with innovation and technology. The motorcycle tire industry leader has consistently set the trend and for 2006 Metzeler will once again offer a complete lineup of motorcycle tires that offer performance and reliability that people have come to expect, from the new Sportec M-3 the newest, most exciting supersport tire the the V-twin upgrades and the XXL custom radial tires in the motorcycle market. Metzeler continues to set the standard for premium motorcycle tires. Every Metzeler tire will upgrade your performance, looks, handling, and comfort - from custom and choppers to Harley Davidson and metric cruisers. Here are 5 great reasons, Advanced Silica Compound reduces rolling resistance, which increases mileage. Advanced Silica compounding allows softer compounds to be used, while retaining High Mileage. Most consumers get 2000 (or more) miles than O.E. tires. Advanced Silica Compound combined with tread pattern, significantly increases wet grip. The primary use of silica is for wet performance, which Metzeler pioneered in 1984. Softer ride due to high-quality carcass construction materials. Rayon is the primary fabric used in the ME880 and the most expensive ply material used in todays tires. Rayon gives a softer ride but requires more air pressure (max sidewall pressure for double-up riding). Circumferential grooves in the pattern, will not lock into directional grooves or ridges. “Directional Stability” is significantly increased. Over 55 sizes available in the same matching front and rear pattern.

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Metzeler's Motorcycle Tire Fitment Guide

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