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The MotoZ Tractionator Enduro I/T Rear Tyre is designed for serious enduro riders who demand consistent performance across mixed, unpredictable terrain. It is the ideal choice for multi-day events where durability and grip are paramount, allowing you to ride through varied conditions without needing a tyre change. While this tyre excels in longevity and reliability, users should note that its hybrid compound is specifically optimized for enduro environments rather than dedicated pure-track motocross racing.
| Model Part Number | MR019 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MotoZ |
Yes, it is DOT and ECER75 homologated, making it legal for public road use.
It is designed as an intermediate (I/T) tyre, making it highly capable on a wide variety of terrains, from loose dirt to hard-packed trails.
While it features MX-like grip, it is engineered for enduro durability rather than pure motocross racing, though it will perform well in off-road settings.
You should check your tyre pressure before every ride to ensure it matches the demands of the specific terrain you are tackling.
Yes, its hybrid compound is specifically designed to last through multi-day events without needing a mid-event tyre change.
Check the tyre for correct bead seating and ensure it is properly balanced.
Verify that your tyre pressure is adjusted correctly for the terrain; lower pressures may improve grip in soft mud.
Check wheel alignment and ensure you are not consistently running high pressures on hard terrain, which can accelerate wear.
To ensure peak performance, verify that the 110/90-19 size is compatible with your bike's rear rim width and swingarm clearance. When mounting, ensure the directional arrow on the sidewall aligns with the direction of rotation. Maintain your tyre pressure based on the specific terrain—lower pressures are generally preferred for loose, technical enduro sections to increase the contact patch. Regularly inspect the tread depth and check for debris lodged between knobs after every ride. Store the tyre in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to prevent rubber oxidation.
