Pirelli
Pirelli Scorpion MT 90 A/T Rear Tire
Item: #63132 | Part Number: Not Selected$173.99 - $232.99
Description
Features: 70% On-road/30% Off-road design Tread pattern with large central knobs for straight riding stability and general V-shape orientation for great traction and breaking Excellent high-speed stability even when fully loaded thanks to size optimized carcass Superb wet/dry grip due to new silica thread compound that offers also mileage and...
Pirelli Scorpion MT 90 A/T Rear Tire Item # 63132
Description
Features:
- 70% On-road/30% Off-road design
- Tread pattern with large central knobs for straight riding stability and general V-shape orientation for great traction and breaking
- Excellent high-speed stability even when fully loaded thanks to size optimized carcass
- Superb wet/dry grip due to new silica thread compound that offers also mileage and regular tread wear performance
- Same 0° steel belt radial sizes specially developed for heavy usage (desert and sand) on new generation big enduro bikes
- S-rated for speeds up to 113 mph
- DOT approved
- KTM 950/990 Adventure/S specific tire available and has a V-rating for speeds up to 149 mph
- Matching MT 90 Scorpion Front tire available
Part Numbers for Pirelli Scorpion MT 90 A/T Rear Tire
Reviews
Questions
Whats the difference with the 48s, 54s, 54v options?
The numbers refer to the tire load index, and the letters refer to a speed index of the tire. Your owner's manual will recommend a tire load and tire speed for your specific vehicle. You should not select a tire with a lower speed or load index than rated in your owner's manual.
For more information, check out the links below:
https://fortnine.ca/en/motorcycle-tire-load-capacity/
https://fortnine.ca/en/motorcycle-tire-speed-rating/
Date published: 2019-09-19
Is this a tube tire or tubeless? Thx
The 150/70R18 size I used on my KTM 1190R is tubeless.
Date published: 2019-09-19
Hi, I have a 2014 Yamaha XT250. I want to change the tires and use Pirelli Scorpion MT90. What is the corresponding size for the front tire, original size 2.75x21? Some charts are showing 80/90-21, others 90/90-21. Will the 90/90 fit? Thanks,
You can generally getaway with 10 wider without any issues, and a nice side effect will be better protection of your rim from rock strikes from the bit of extra width.
Date published: 2017-06-18