Mitas MC2 - 2.75-16 - 46J


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Tirendo UK£63.17Visit shop Mitas MC2 WW ( 2 3/4-16 TT/TL 46J Dual Branding 2.75-16, Rear wheel, Front wheel WW )
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The Mitas MC2 is designed for scooter and motorcycle riders who value a fusion of classic aesthetics and dependable daily performance. It is an ideal choice for urban commuters and leisure riders seeking reliable grip and stability; however, users should note that its speed rating of 100 km/h makes it unsuitable for high-speed highway travel or track use.
| Model Part Number | 70000784 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MITAS |
Yes, this tire is engineered to be used as either a front or rear fitment.
The 46J rating indicates a maximum speed capability of 100 km/h (62 mph).
Yes, it features tubeless construction for improved maintenance and reliability.
The load index of 46 indicates the tire is capable of supporting a maximum load of 170 kg.
Clean the whitewall regularly with mild soap and a soft-bristled brush to prevent road grime from staining the white rubber.
Check the valve stem for leaks and ensure the tire bead is seated correctly against the rim edge.
Use a specialized rubber cleaner or a melamine sponge with water to gently remove surface marks.
Check your wheel alignment and ensure tire pressure is set to the manufacturer's specified PSI.
Before installation, ensure your motorcycle rim is compatible with tubeless 2.75-16 tires. Always verify that your current tire size matches the 2.75-16 specifications exactly. When installing, use a professional-grade tire machine to avoid damaging the tire beads or the whitewall aesthetic. Maintain optimal air pressure as recommended by your scooter manufacturer to maximize tire life. To keep the whitewall looking new, clean it regularly with mild soap and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners that could degrade the rubber compound.