Michelin Commander II - Pneu Avant
180,99 $ - 255,99 $
Michelin Commander II - Pneu Avant NUMÉRO D'ARTICLE # 87961
Description
Le Pneu Commander II de Michelin associe une grande marque à un produit qui dépasse les attentes du segment cruiser. Le Commander II offre une longévité inégalée ainsi que du style et de la stabilité même par temps humide. Il est conçu avec un nouveau composé de bande de roulement qui est formulé sans les huiles aromatiques pour améliorer l'adhérence et le kilométrage. En plus, le design de bande de roulement informatisé maximise le kilométrage et promeut une usure régulière.
Clique ci-dessous pour voir les differences entre les divers Pneus Route de Michelin.
Tableau De Positionnement Des Pneus Route De MICHELIN
Caractéristiques :
- Plis de la bande de roulement en aramide qui résistent à la déformation créée par la force centrifuge tout en diminuant le poids, offrant une stabilité parfaite à haute vitesse
- L'aramide est plus résistant que l'acier et est utilisé aussi bien pour des applications militaires qu'aérospatiales
- Une carcasse de pneu en polyester à densité élevée augmente la résistance ceinture-pli et offre une meilleure rigidité globale afin d'offrir une stabilité à haute vitesse ainsi qu'une maniabilité quelles que soit les conditions
- Package de fil de tringle carré qui aide à faciliter l'installation et augmente aussi la rigidité de la carcasse pour une stabilité accrue
- Dessin de la bande de roulement qui maximise l'évacuation d'eau et l'adhérence sur pavés mouillés
- Flancs dentelés et suspendus à 360° afin de donner une finition impeccable ainsi qu'un logo unique
- Comparable au Pneu Avant ME 880 de Metzeler
Numéros de pièce for Michelin Commander II - Pneu Avant
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Rated 5 de
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Vulcanbike par
Long Life
I bought this tire to replace my old Michelin Commander II. Now I know that most of you will find this hard to believe, but the old tire has 56,000 kms on it. I am adding the photo and using a tire gauge I have just under 2mm of thread in the center. I am a touring style of rider therefore not interested in riding around like some kind of racer. I put on 30,000 plus kms a year so a long life good performing tire is a real bonus.
Date de publication: 2016-03-24
Rated 5 de
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RocketDawg par
Best Tire I've ever used
So far, we have used 5 sets of the Commander II, and love them. Each year, the wife and I ride about 25,000Km each, and at the end of the season both bikes still have tread above the wear bars. I had the Avons on my Glide, and switched to the Commander. Night and Day. The commanders have never slipped in any weather. Rain, hail, 5 degrees to 45 degrees in the desert, I have full confidence in these tires. Not only that, my wife has full confidence in her bike, and that makes these tires priceless to me. Road snakes are only a memory, these tires don't even feel 90% of them. The handling lasts the life of the tire. As long as Michelin makes these, I will never switch. I have already installed the commanders on both bikes again this year. Set # 6 & 7 !
Date de publication: 2017-03-29
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Talisman par
Best Bias Touring
The Michelin Commander 2 is hands above the best bias ply tire for touring. Excellent in the rain and it will out last anything out there in the market today.
I've put over 22k on several pairs.
Date de publication: 2016-05-16
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R J L par
Good handling and decent tread life
This is my 2nd Comander II on my HD FatBoy. The FatBoy is known for poor tire tread wear through the centre. The Commander II gave me a 50% increase in longevity with similar handling and cornering performane to the stock HD Tire.
Date de publication: 2015-08-10
Rated 5 de
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tinman par
My second commander II, 16000 km. on first one on a stratoliner. Very happy with it.
Date de publication: 2016-01-10
Rated 5 de
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Curly par
Commander II
I've been riding since 1979. The best tire I've ever used-bar none.
Date de publication: 2014-06-09
Rated 5 de
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Dagwood par
Great tire ...great ride...
Bought Front and back tires for my Fat Boy Lo 2010 last year 2015 before Sturgis. Rode there and back with a mean speed . Great ride and road holding was excellent.
What a difference from the Dunlop tires that I had on before. Much better road handling on corners with very good response. These tires did not follow the cracks/lines in the road, like the dunlop.
Will buy the same tires from Canada Motorcycle again.
Date de publication: 2016-04-15
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Bolaine2 par
Awesome tread and sidewall design
I have sold hundreds of Michelin auto tires and have had awesome customer feed back. This is why I had no hesitation in buying the Michelin Motorcycle tire. The 180/60/16 Commander 2 was not available yet for My GL1800 Goldwing, but I installed a 205/65/16 with no clearance issues and the increased tire diameter also helps bring My bike's speed closer to the speedo reading. Bike height is affected very minimal. also.
Date de publication: 2015-02-24
Questions
on my 2004 yamaha roadstar 1700 front tire is 130/90-16 M/C 67H. Can i put the Michelin commander II 130/90B/16 ?
Yes, this should be no problem. The load index of the Michelin Commander is slightly higher at 73, but this should not cause issues. We just would not recommend selecting a tire with a lower load rating than recommended in your owner's manual. We also usually recommend sticking with the same style of tire on the front and rear of your bike for the best performance. Both of these tires are bias ply
Date de publication: 2023-12-12
i am interested in a pair of the tires----would you suggest the biased tire or the radial---i ride a 2009 Harley Electric Glide
Hi Debro,
The recommended tires for an 09 Electra Glide Standard are biased tires, the front size should be a 130/80B17 and the rear should be a 180/65B16.
Charlie | Customer Service | Canada's Motorcycle
Date de publication: 2015-02-23
Can this tire be used on a rim that requires a tube also? The bike is a 2004 VTX1900 Honda with spoked rims.
Yes the Michelin Commander 2 tires can be run with tubes.
Date de publication: 2015-05-27
When would one rather use a radial tire over a bias ply? Our Victory Vegas came with a bias ply tire set-up. Should we stick with bias ply, since that's what the bike came with? We've been using radials lately with good luck too.
I would recommend staying with your manufacturer's recommended tire setup.
Date de publication: 2023-12-12
I have a 07 Honda GL1800. I'm looking at this tire for the rear. I love the twisties. Is this tire suitable? I really like Michelins,hence the query
Unfortunately Michelin does not currently have any recommended tires for the GL1800.
Date de publication: 2019-05-24
Are these radials or do they need a tube?
The Michelin Commander II's are all Tubeless tires which can be run with a tube for spoked wheel applications. The Commander II's come in both Radial and Bias Ply depending on the size of the tire and both are Tubeless tires than can be used with a tube if needed for a spoked wheel application.
Date de publication: 2016-03-02
Does this tire come with a radial rating? The spec for my bike says it should be 160/70 R17 73V
This tire is not available in a radial option for the size you require
Date de publication: 2019-08-05
My O.E.M. rear tire is 190/60/17 which is out of stock on site I want to replace with Michelin Commander II 200/50/17 , wondering the width diff. from the 190 to 200 size
I used this tire on my 2006 Yamaha Roadliner. The width was really good, looked awesome and I had no issues. The lower profile looks great too but I also installed a lowering kit at the same time and now I grind more than I wanted. The lower profile also increased the revs too much at highway speed so I will probably go too the 200/60/17 next tire change out.
Date de publication: 2023-12-12