Coppernico
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Hello: I have an uneven wear on my rear tire. Left side looks to have a deeper wear. Any advise??
In which case rotating the the tyre is an option.Also, the roads you ride, and your preferred direction. My left sides always wear harder than the right. On any bike.
Yeah well this is about as far from carving up the canyons as it goes...I’m not mounting tires backwards. Btw, once the left side is chewed up, the right is also close to its limit.
Won't help, as he will be riding on the RHS of the road in both cases.Ride the opposite route 👍🏻
It’s mostly dispersing water tbh nowadays. Remember slicks are often bidirectional.All modern tyres have a direction of rotation marked on the side wall. This is the way the tyre must be fitted. I would strongly advise not to Mount them counter to that. Handling and balance plus delaminating are serious effects regarding this.
Even the Dunlop slicks I run on the CBR are directional. I know what your saying regarding water dispersal but it’s also running against that tread pattern that will eventually destroy the tyre.It’s mostly dispersing water tbh nowadays. Remember slicks are often bidirectional.
(I will still stick to the arrow though)
sometimes they do.Roads have slope built in to allow water to run off.
Put your wallet in the other pocket...Ride the opposite route 👍🏻
Turn right moreHello: I have an uneven wear on my rear tire. Left side looks to have a deeper wear. Any advise??
Tires to orgies...gotta love it...