Continental ContiTour Motorcycle Tires

High performance pattern design for better drainage. Consistent performance during tire lifetime. MileagePlus: The MileagePlus technology features a compound that significantly extends mileage while maintaining exceptional handling. Continental Flat Tire Go Ahead in 2020 - Continental Motorcycle Launches 60-Day Satisfaction Guarantee Program - Customers who purchase a new set of ContiTour Tires from an authorized Continental Tire Dealer and aren't 100% satisfied with their tires, can return them within 60 Modern custom tire for cruisers and heavy touring bikes. Specially for heavy touring bikes, cruisers and Harleys® engineered carcass construction for easy handling, solid behavior and a high level of comfort. The MileagePlus Technology features a compound that significantly extends mileage while maintaining exceptional handling. Center tread band on the rear tire without grooves increases mileage and offers directional stability under adverse conditions (ruts, etc.).

Load Rating: 70<br>Position: Rear<br>Rim Size: 15<br>Speed Rating: H<br>Tire Application: Cruiser<br>Tire Construction: Bias<br>Tire Size: 140/90-15<br>Tire Type: Street<br><br>Modern custom tire for cruisers and heavy touring bikes.<br> High-performance pattern designed for better drainage and the latest silica compound for safe riding in wet conditions.<br> Optimized carcass construction for easy handling, high level of comfort and consistent performance during tire lifetime.<br> Mileage Plus compound significantly extends mileage while maintaining exceptional handing.<br> Center tread band on rear tire without grooves to increase mileage.<br> Blackwall.<br> Tubeless (TL).<br> P-rated for speeds up to 93 mph or H-rated for speeds up to 130 mph.<br> The use of the tire and other vehicle data and information accessible through this webpage is limited to persons located in the United States of America and Canada.ALTHOUGH THE DATA IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE, NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE IS MADE REGARDING THE QUALITY OR ACCURACY OF THE DATA.All data should be verified by a tire professional, the vehicle placard (typically located on an inside door panel or on frame), and/or the vehicle owners manual..