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The Maxxis M6307 is a high-performance front tyre precision-engineered for urban scooter riders who demand reliable handling and superior maneuverability. Featuring a specialized silica-rich compound, it delivers excellent traction in both wet and dry conditions while significantly improving fuel efficiency, though users should note it is specifically optimized as original equipment for the Yamaha RayZR 125.
| Model Part Number | ETM00274400 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Maxxis |
No, this tyre is specifically designed for the Yamaha RayZR 125 and follows the 90/90-12 size specification. Always check your current tyre size before purchasing.
This is a front-specific tyre designed for steering and handling; installing it on the rear may affect handling characteristics and safety.
The silica-rich compound stays more flexible in cold and wet conditions, which allows the tyre to better conform to the road surface and provide increased traction.
A 20% reduction in rolling resistance means your engine does not have to work as hard to maintain speed, which helps improve your overall fuel efficiency.
Replace the tyre when the tread wear indicators are flush with the tread surface or if you notice significant dry rot or sidewall damage.
Check your scooter's wheel alignment and ensure you are maintaining the correct tyre pressure according to the owner's manual.
Ensure the wheel is properly balanced and check for any flat spots or damage to the tyre carcass.
To ensure optimal safety and performance, have the M6307 installed by a professional technician using a proper tyre machine to prevent bead damage. This tyre is a 90/90-12 size and is the official front-wheel fitment for the Yamaha RayZR 125. For care, maintain the manufacturer-recommended PSI (found in your scooter owner's manual) to preserve the integrity of the silica compound. Inspect the tread depth regularly and check for embedded debris or sidewall cracking, especially after long periods of storage or heavy summer use.
