Heidenau K36/1 Tire - 2.75-17 47P TT
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The Heidenau K36/1 tire is designed for vintage and small-displacement motorcycle enthusiasts who prioritize both comfort and reliability on paved roads. Its standout feature is a specially engineered tread profile that provides a wide, stable contact patch, ensuring smooth handling and consistent grip in varying weather conditions. While it excels in wet and dry road performance, users should note that this is a tube-type (TT) tire specifically optimized for street use rather than off-road terrain.
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| Model Part Number | 750.00.78 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HEIDENAU |
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FAQs
Is the Heidenau K36/1 a tubeless tire?
No, this is a tube-type (TT) tire and requires the use of an inner tube.
Can I use this tire for light off-roading?
The K36/1 is designed primarily for street use. It is not recommended for dirt or gravel trails.
What is the speed rating for this tire?
The 'P' rating indicates the tire is speed-rated for up to 150 km/h (93 mph).
Should I replace the inner tube when changing tires?
Yes, it is standard practice to install a new inner tube whenever you replace a tire to avoid old-tube failure.
Is the K36/1 suitable for all-weather riding?
It features a modern tread compound that performs well in wet conditions, but it is not a dedicated winter or snow tire.
Troubleshooting
Excessive vibration during riding
Verify that the tire is correctly seated on the rim and check the inner tube for any twists.
Premature loss of tire pressure
Inspect the inner tube for punctures and ensure the valve core is tightened securely.
Uneven tread wear
Check your wheel alignment and ensure that the tire pressure is set to the manufacturer's recommended specifications.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent wet grip performance
- Increased contact patch for stability
- High mileage durability
- Predictable handling characteristics
Cons
- Not suitable for tubeless rims
- Limited to paved road performance
- Requires inner tube installation
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure proper performance, verify that your motorcycle rim is compatible with tube-type (TT) tires. During installation, always use a new inner tube to prevent potential leaks or punctures caused by worn valve stems or thinning rubber. It is recommended to check your tire pressure every two weeks or before long trips to ensure the contact patch remains optimal. Keep the tire surface free from chemical solvents or excessive grease, as these can accelerate compound degradation. Store the motorcycle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the elasticity of the tread.