Hi,
I am looking into a set of Michelin Annakee 3 tyres for my BMW 650 GS twin. The tyre shop said that they can get me a set but the rating will not be a 'V' rating but, it will be a 'H' rating. Can anyone advice what this means and should I go ahead. The tyres will cost £180.00p
Cheers
Mike G
Tyre ratings.
Re: Tyre ratings.
Speed/load ratings. Mainly speed. Your manual will tell you which ones you need, dont rely on the fitted tyres to tell you what you need unless they are oem as a previous owner may have put cheapies on. http://www.blackcircles.com/general/speedrating
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Re: Tyre ratings.
Hi,
The shop says they can get the tyres for me for my GS 650 twin, but the rating will be a 'H' instead of a 'V'. Can you advise.
Cheers
Mike G
The shop says they can get the tyres for me for my GS 650 twin, but the rating will be a 'H' instead of a 'V'. Can you advise.
Cheers
Mike G
Re: Tyre ratings.
The link herman has posted above has a table which shows you all the speed ratings and explains what it means and what the difference is between H and V
Give you insurance a quick call and see if they are bothered though, if you go for a lesser speed rating than the manufacturer recommends for your bike, even if your bike will never get near that speed, it can cause insurance problems - any excuse not to pay out!!
Give you insurance a quick call and see if they are bothered though, if you go for a lesser speed rating than the manufacturer recommends for your bike, even if your bike will never get near that speed, it can cause insurance problems - any excuse not to pay out!!
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Tyre ratings.
Quick search on google brought up that They are speed ratings and H = 130mph and V = 149mph
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