Motorcycle Tires

  1. Metzeler ME 77 Vintage Line Rear Tire

    $155.99 - $203.99
    5
  2. Bridgestone Battlax BT-020 OEM Replacement Front Tire

    $198.99 - $248.99
    10
  3. Bridgestone L-303 OE Replacement Front Tire

    $150.99
    3
  4. Bridgestone TW101 Trail Wing Dual Sport Front Tire

    $168.99 - $194.99
    3
  5. Pirelli MT 66 Front Tire

    $96.99 - $189.85
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  6. Dunlop Scootsmart 2 Scooter Rear Tire

    $105.01 - $123.70
    1
  7. Shinko SR723 Scooter Rear Tire

    $69.99 - $96.99
    5
  8. Continental Conti Road Attack 4 GT Front Tire

    $240.99
  9. BikeMaster TR-6 Stem Motorcycle Tube

    $10.67 - $34.99
    8
  10. Avon AV53 TrailRider Front Tire

    $113.99 - $264.99
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  11. Pirelli Diablo Rosso Scooter Rear Tire

    $119.99 - $183.99
    2
  12. Pirelli Diablo Rosso Scooter Front Tire

    $147.99 - $174.99
    2
  13. Mitas B13 Classic Scooter Front/Rear Tire

    $50.99 - $67.49
    0
  14. Mitas E07 Enduro Trail Rear Tire

    $242.99 - $278.99
    13
  15. Heidenau K66 4-Season Scooter Rear Tire

    $111.99 - $230.99
    12
  16. Mitas Ultra Heavy Duty Tube

    $37.99 - $43.99
  17. IRC WF-920 Wild Flare Tire

    $171.99 - $238.99
  18. Bridgestone ML 17 Scooter Front Tire

    $101.99
    2
  19. Shinko 250 Front Tire

    $149.99
    11
  20. Bridgestone Battlax BT-021 Front Tire

    $189.99
    14
  21. Bridgestone G-508 OE Replacement Rear Tire

    $193.99
    0
  22. Dunlop Scootsmart 2 Scooter Front Tire

    $93.44 - $127.26
    1
  23. Mitas Enduro Trail-Rally SM Front Tire

    $224.99
  24. Heidenau K80 Supermoto Front Tire

    $164.99 - $197.99
    1
  25. Heidenau K61 Racer Scooter Tire

    $90.99 - $129.99
    2
  26. Heidenau K62 4-Season Scooter Tire

    $106.99 - $125.99
    0
  27. Heidenau K66 4-Season Scooter Front Tire

    $106.99 - $166.99
    12
  28. Heidenau K76 Dual Sport Front Tire

    $182.99 - $208.99
    4
  29. Bridgestone Battlax RS10 Sport Radial Front Tire

    $184.04 - $211.01
    16
  30. Shinko SR881 Rear Tire

    $109.99 - $172.99
    1
  31. BikeMaster TR-6 Stem Heavy-Duty Enduro Tube

    $36.99 - $68.99
    2
  32. Michelin Scorcher 21 Front Tire

    $211.99
    0
  33. Michelin Scorcher 21 Rear Tire

    $280.99
    0
  34. Mitas MC23 Rockrider Enduro Trail Rear Tire

    $166.49 - $260.99
    4
  35. Pirelli MT 60 Dual Sport Rear Tire

    $196.99 - $321.99
    0
  36. Avon AV85 TrekRider Rear Tire

    $181.99 - $318.99
    3
  37. Heidenau K80 Scooter Front/Rear Tire

    $78.99 - $118.99
    1
  38. Continental Conti Race Attack 2 Street Hypersport Rear Tire

    $190.99 - $340.99
    0
  39. Kenda K262 Small Block Tire

    $62.99 - $68.99
    2
  40. Heidenau K80 Supermoto Rear Tire

    $216.99 - $256.99
    1
  41. Continental Conti Street Rear Tire

    $71.99 - $143.99
    1
  42. IRC NR53 Front/Rear Scooter Tire

    $30.99
  43. IRC TR8 Battle Rally Rear Tire

    $144.99 - $167.95
  44. Duro HF296C Boulevard Rear Tire

    $136.99 - $159.99
    10
  45. Bridgestone G548 OE Replacement Rear Tire

    $274.99
    4
  46. Bridgestone Battlax BT-011 Front Tire

    $143.99
    1
  47. Mitas Enduro Trail-Rally MH Front Tire

    $224.99 - $242.99
  48. Avon AV54 TrailRider Rear Tire

    $144.99 - $328.99
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About Motorcycle Tires

Motorcycle tires are the only thing between you and the road, and the contact patch is about the size of a credit card. Every input goes through it. Braking, cornering, acceleration. That is why buying from the right shop matters.

FortNine offers one of the largest selections of motorcycle tires in Canada, with fast shipping, strong inventory, and competitive pricing whenever possible. If you need help narrowing down sizes, tread patterns, or the right tire for your riding style, our Canadian customer service team is ready to help.

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Motorcycle Tire FAQ

Answers to the most common questions riders have about motorcycle tires, including sizing, lifespan, pressure, and safety.

What size motorcycle tire do I need?

Your motorcycle requires a specific tire size listed in your owner’s manual or on the sidewall of your current tires (e.g., 120/70ZR17). This number defines width, aspect ratio, and wheel diameter. Always match manufacturer specs unless you fully understand the impact on handling and clearance.

How long do motorcycle tires last?

Most motorcycle tires last 3,000 to 10,000 miles, depending on riding style, tire type, and road conditions. Sport tires wear faster, while touring tires are designed for longevity. Aggressive riding, heavy loads, and poor maintenance will shorten lifespan.

How do I know when to replace my motorcycle tires?

Replace your tires if you notice tread worn down to wear bars, cracks or dry rot, sidewall damage, flat spots, or reduced grip. Even if they appear fine, tires older than 5–7 years should be replaced due to rubber degradation.

What tire pressure should I run?

Use the recommended pressure from your motorcycle manufacturer, not the number on the tire sidewall. This is usually found on a sticker near the swingarm or in the manual. Always check pressure when tires are cold and adjust for passengers or cargo if specified.

Can you repair a motorcycle tire safely?

Temporary repairs like plugs can help you get home, but they are not considered a permanent solution for most riders. For safety, especially at highway speeds, many manufacturers recommend replacing a punctured tire instead of relying on a repair.

Can I put a wider tire on my motorcycle?

It’s possible, but not recommended unless approved for your bike. Wider tires can negatively affect handling, reduce stability, and cause clearance issues. Sticking to OEM sizes ensures proper performance and safety.

What’s the difference between sport and touring tires?

Sport tires offer maximum grip and performance but wear quickly. Touring tires prioritize longevity and stability for long-distance riding. Sport-touring tires provide a balance of both, making them ideal for mixed use.

What do the numbers on a motorcycle tire mean?

For example, 120/70ZR17: 120 is the width in millimeters, 70 is the aspect ratio (height as a percentage of width), ZR indicates speed rating/type, and 17 is the wheel diameter in inches. These numbers ensure proper fit and performance.