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This guide is for riders seeking maximum traction and control in extreme off-road conditions using the Mitas Stone King Rear Tyre. The Stone King excels in challenging terrains due to its aggressive knob design and supple rubber compound. Be aware that the aggressive tread may result in increased road noise on paved surfaces.
| Model Part Number | 03170832 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MITAS |
Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual or the tire sidewall for the recommended tire pressure for your specific model and riding conditions.
Yes, the Mitas Stone King can be used on paved roads, but it is optimized for off-road use. You may experience increased road noise and reduced fuel efficiency compared to street tires.
Inspect the tires before each ride and regularly check for wear, cuts, or other damage.
The lifespan of the tire depends on various factors, including riding style, terrain, and maintenance. However, it can last a good amount of time with proper care.
The tire size is printed on the sidewall of the tire (130/80-17 65N).
Store the tires in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
It is recommended to have a professional install the tires to ensure proper mounting, balancing, and safety.
Check tire pressure and adjust it according to riding conditions. Ensure the tire is the correct size and model for your motorcycle and intended use. Consider if the tire is worn and requires replacement.
Inspect tire pressure regularly. Avoid excessive acceleration and braking on paved roads. Ensure proper alignment and suspension settings on your motorcycle. Evaluate riding style and terrain to consider if this tire is appropriate.
Check tire pressure and adjust it according to riding conditions. Make sure the tire is properly mounted and balanced. Inspect suspension settings on your motorcycle.
