Which Dirt Bike Tire is Best for You?

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Whether riding the trails or the motocross track we have the best selection at the lowest prices on mx tires for your dirt bike. In this video we touch on all the things to consider when purchasing your next motorcycle tire. Tire types and tread design are factors you should consider. Loamy, rocky, even sandy soil each requires a different set of tires constructed with different rubber compounds to get the best life and performance out of your tire. We want to help you pick the next best set of tires, whether it be tearing up that mountain single track or eating up your favorite chocolate cake on the track!

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Good vid as always. But I have found the #1 factor of choosing a rear tire size, (18" or 19"), depends mostly on what size rim your bike has. :)

EarthSurferUSA

I really appreciate these educational videos.

kingscourt

I ride michelin starcross 5 in The rear and in front i use michelin enduro competition 6 or Bridgestone ed 663 they are good allround tyres 👍

joeljohansson

Pressures...I have bent a couple rims when running 12 psi but have never bent a rim when running 13 psi or higher. I usually run 14 psi and go plus/minus 1 psi depending on the tire and the conditions. My info is for relatively lightweight bikes that weigh 320 lbs or less and are also running rim locks.

SB-fegt

Nice road rash good to see your actually a rider and not some chip skylarc

Kernalpanik

One more thing, you guys... Is there any way you could discuss front tire wash out? Can you tell us about riding techniques vs. trying to cover bad techniques with low pressure or tire specs? Is there a better setup (on a DRZ 400 as an example) to keep front wheel washout out of the mix? I want to be absolutely sure my technique /s are solid then choose a tire. I used to ride MC in the 70s on a Yamaha 250, and I didn't have near the issue I see on some of the dual sports of today... any help would be appreciated!!!

RantzBizGroup

Second on the Kendas.
I've seen the Parker DT front listed in the catalog but not the rear. Here in Utah I've had great results with these. very aggressive tread for a DOT tire.
They don't chunk in the rocks like other tires and wear very well. I have over 1300 miles on my first set on a 96 DR350
and about 350 miles so far on My Beta 300RR Race edition. The vast majority of total miles is in the rocky Utah west desert mountain trails.
Hopefully you will add these to your offerings.

utdesertghost

What would be a good tire for 60% moto and 40% trails? I am having trouble with chunking the MX33 because of the rocky terrain where we ride trails. Thanks

cdlfoot

The larger rear tire (18 inch) is more popular with offroad riders because it has a larger air volume and footprint. The extra volume makes it more absorbent. The downside is that it bounces in squared-edged whoops. (although the 18 did hook up better than the 19-inch in everything but rock-hard dirt and whoops).

spebizf

as a note, if you want to ride sand or grit, spend the money and use an ''o'' ring chain.

pdunc

I watched this video I understand about tires

walenture

Dang man thart arm looking rough! lol thanks for another great video! Love Rocky Mountain Atv!

JustinTwilley

I like the vids, good info..
But have yet to hear anything for my riding and bike.. Im in northern michigan, riding single track trails mostly sand a few hard and mud spots.
Bike is old 1988 yz490..
Bike spins like cray and likes to wash out the front.. Yes, that is nature of the beast.
But like all the help i can get!.

terrypikaart