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What tire?????
- Thread starter Geosik
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Dan McNally
New member
BRP recommends the tire BRP sells . . . I don't find that surprising . . .
Bob Denman
New member
What tire?
Good question! :thumbup:
But I have an even better one:
What factors in a tire's performance; are most important to YOU? nojoke
Good question! :thumbup:
But I have an even better one:
What factors in a tire's performance; are most important to YOU? nojoke
Chupaca
New member
Interesting..!!
most vehicles out there do not have a tire designed for them specifically. Therefore you are free to use any available with similar specs. Most motorcycle shops sell a variety of brands and styles and will put whatever you like on your bike. I see where brp recommends the tire they had designed but wonder why they don't have a variety...:dontknow: a longer lasting touring tire, a combo sport tire and maybe a racy tire...:thumbup:
most vehicles out there do not have a tire designed for them specifically. Therefore you are free to use any available with similar specs. Most motorcycle shops sell a variety of brands and styles and will put whatever you like on your bike. I see where brp recommends the tire they had designed but wonder why they don't have a variety...:dontknow: a longer lasting touring tire, a combo sport tire and maybe a racy tire...:thumbup:
Pampurrs
Pragmatic Member
I was rather amused when reading the owners manual, and came across their little questionnair at the end of the "Safe Operating Instructions".
Question number 4: You should only replace the tires with those approved by BRP obtained from an authorized Can-Am dealer. True or False.
Of course the answer is "True". :roflblack:
Question number 4: You should only replace the tires with those approved by BRP obtained from an authorized Can-Am dealer. True or False.
Of course the answer is "True". :roflblack:
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
New member
The answer should be false. you should replace it with a quality one whose specs equal or exceed what oem is. as for install it should
be done by a dealer who not only has the right equipment including road force balancing but should also be done by those who are fully
capable of doing so including hand torquing and proper tire pressure.
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