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Size: 160/70-17
Features
Description
When the MICHELIN Commander II tire was released it set the standard in terms of tire life, almost doubling the life that consumers would see from its competitors. In addition to long tire life, Michelin has incorporated MICHELIN Amplified Density Technology (ADT) which increases responsiveness. Commissioned third party tests conducted in 2011 on public roads comparing MICHELIN Commander II tires, Metzeler ME880, and Dunlop D407/D408 tires in sizes 130/80B17 and 180/65B16. Individual results may vary depending on motorcycle type and operating conditions.
Brand: MICHELIN
Seasons: Year Round
Size: 160/70-17
Section Width: 160 Millimeters
Load Capacity: 805 Pounds
Tread Depth: 8.82 32nds
Tread Type: Directional
Rim Width: 160 Millimeters
Tire Diameter: 25.8
Item dimensions L x W x H: 25.9 x 25.9 x 6.3 inches
Brand: MICHELIN
Seasons: Year Round
Size: 160/70-17
Section Width: 160 Millimeters
Load Capacity: 805 Pounds
Tread Depth: 8.82 32nds
Tread Type: Directional
Rim Width: 160 Millimeters
Tire Diameter: 25.8
Item Weight: 16.1 Pounds
UPC: 086699020680 182683093620
Global Trade Identification Number: 13
Construction Type: Bias
Manufacturer: Michelin
Model: Commander II
Item Weight: 16.1 pounds
Item model number: 02068
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Painted
Manufacturer Part Number: 2068
OEM Part Number: 2068
Date First Available: August 25, 2011