Front tire wear
Sucks is an understatement.
I have 16,000 miles on mine and I am on my third front tire. Second rear.
Run the MAX pressure on both tires at 42 PSI. You should get 7000 to 7500 miles out of it. You will get over 12000 out of the rear. I ran it to low on my first front. The higher pressure helps out a lot.
It would be nice if the tire actually came with some tread on it instead of just 5/32. The sides go away first and start to cup.
As soon as I find another manufacturer, Dunlop is history. My dunlop D206s on my 2000 valk were just as bad. I changed those to bridgestone excedra. A much better tire.
Dont go into shock, it will run you around 700 bucks for a front and rear tire change. 400 for tires, 300 for labor. Unless you have a good lift to get it off the ground. Thats my next investment.
Its very sad that you change a front tire almost as quick as your oil.
Sucks is an understatement.
I have 16,000 miles on mine and I am on my third front tire. Second rear.
Run the MAX pressure on both tires at 42 PSI. You should get 7000 to 7500 miles out of it. You will get over 12000 out of the rear. I ran it to low on my first front. The higher pressure helps out a lot.
It would be nice if the tire actually came with some tread on it instead of just 5/32. The sides go away first and start to cup.
As soon as I find another manufacturer, Dunlop is history. My dunlop D206s on my 2000 valk were just as bad. I changed those to bridgestone excedra. A much better tire.
Dont go into shock, it will run you around 700 bucks for a front and rear tire change. 400 for tires, 300 for labor. Unless you have a good lift to get it off the ground. Thats my next investment.
Its very sad that you change a front tire almost as quick as your oil.