Description
Tires are among the most important components on your scooter. Tire design is essential to performance, comfort, safety and handling of your vehicle; that's why you should always keep an eye on the condition of your rubber.
The Mitas Tire MC35 Racing Medium 3.50-10 51P TL replaces Sava's popular MC31. A rigid carcass helps prevent warping under extreme (racing) conditions, and a high-quality rubber compound and tread design make for excellent racing performance.
The MC35 Racing Medium is a semi-slick racing tire with reduced tread design, suitable for dry, relatively rough surfaces in warm weather. The rubber compound provides superior grip without overheating and premature wear.
The front tire should be a little softer than the rear tire, so you have better grip in corners and when using the brakes. The rubber compound in the rear tire can be a little harder so it can better withstand the heat generated by engine and exhaust gases. On top, the rear wheel has to work harder during acceleration. Irrespective of rubber compound, you should always check tire pressure and have your suspension adjusted properly to get maximum performance.
You can mount these 3.50" wide tires on 2.15 - 3.00" rims.
Info:
- pressure front tire ca. 1.4bar
- pressure rear tire ca. 1.6bar
- size 3.50-10
- load index / speed rating 51P
Attention: most tires are directional, this means they are designed to rotate in one direction only. The direction is indicated by a small arrow on the sidewall. So please pay attention to which way you're mounting your new tire, mounting it the wrong way results in reduced traction, especially on wet roads, and increased instability.
Tires are an essential part of a motorcycle, scooter or moped. The choice of tire has an impact on handling, grip, fuel consumption, but most importantly, the right tire ensures onroad and offroad safety.
Check the condition of your tires
It is therefore important to replace the tires of your two-wheeler when the tread approaches the tire wear indicator (the small ridges in the grooves of the tread) or you notice damage such as cracks or deformations on the sidewalls of the tire. To check the condition of a tire, simply run your finger along the grooves at the front and rear. In the middle of the grooves there is a tire wear indicator on the tread (approx. 1/2 cm long notch). If the surface of the tire is at the level of the wear indicator, the tires must be replaced.
Scooter tires
Scooter tires are usually slightly smaller than motorcycle tires and are designed to offer very good stability and optimum riding comfort on the road.
Motorcycle tires
There is a variety of sizes and profiles of motorcycle tires, each designed for riding style, weather conditions and type of terrain. The tires for a motocross bike differ significantly from the tires for a classic street bike.
Moped tires
Moped tires are often smaller and narrower than scooter and motorcycle tires, but still offer secure grip and reliable durability.
When choosing a new tire, you must stick to the size of the original tire and then choose the right tire for the intended use. Don't forget to replace the inner tube, rim tape and tire valve if necessary.
