[mario]

how many miles i can get to a tire of a ducati 959 panigale

 

[c6vette]

exactly 4364. one mile more and you risk serious injury

 

[Kevin.H]

Lol

 

[Sdg24]

I have 6400 on mine, still a good amount of tread left. It should be said that I am not an aggressive rider, so that makes a difference.

 

[I<3twins]

I am a weekend rider and I didn't get more than 3,000 miles off the first rear tire before getting new ones. (I ride them to the wear line). I am on my second pair and I am about to get a another rear tire. This one went fast because I did a trackday and I have another lined up.

 

[Dingo]

I'm close to 3K miles and I'm a weekend rider, offensive I would describe the way I ride, not defensive and definitely not aggressive. I'm about due in the next 300 miles or so, perhaps sooner.

 

[dougo1199]

how many miles i can get to a tire of a ducati 959 panigale

There are some lengthly threads on tire wear in this forum you may want to check out. Short answer - it's different for everyone - and sometimes considerably different!

 

[mario]

thanks. what i can see. i can get like 4000 miles that is good because fews guys told me. i need to change the tires every 2500 miles. this why i did check

 

[Kruz]

I totally agree with Dougo, biggest variable is the type of riding and aggression levels of the pilot. OEM Pirellis last about 1500 -2000 miles for me, no highway, all twisties. I change as a set, the rears will hit the wear bars first but the fronts start to develop a distinctive V shape that affects turn in and line holding in the corners, so they get changed out with the rear. Tires are cheap, skin is expensive to repair is my philosophy.

 

[DarR]

YMWV...a lot.
Rider weight is a huge factor. Big difference between a 160lbs rider and one weighing in at 225lbs. Then multiply that by the G-Force.
For example, the guy on this photo probably goes through a pair each month.

 

[MotoMillion]

There are a lot of factors which determine the tire wear, most have been discussed above. Just wondering why this is such a concern?

 

[Kruz]

YMWV...a lot.
Rider weight is a huge factor. Big difference between a 160lbs rider and one weighing in at 225lbs. Then multiply that by the G-Force.
For example, the guy on this photo probably goes through a pair each month.

LOL...yea there's another variable....:grin2:

 

[Kruz]

There are a lot of factors which determine the tire wear, most have been discussed above. Just wondering why this is such a concern?

Agreed, tires are the biggest single maintenance cost on a sportbike, if you're gonna play, you're gonna pay, there's no getting around that simple fact.:nerd:

 

[MotoMillion]

Agreed, tires are the biggest single maintenance cost on a sportbike, if you're gonna play, you're gonna pay, there's no getting around that simple fact.:nerd:

In reality though, they aren't that pricey. Compared to some mods people do.