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Look along the rim of your tire. You should be able to find a group of numbers separated by slashes and/or dashes. There are two general types of tire sizing, metric and english.
Most street and dirt bikes use metric sizes. A metric size will look like 100/90-19. Most ATVs use english sizes, english size will look like 35x10-15.
Bias-ply offers a compliant ride and strong load support for heavy cruisers, while radials run cooler and feel more precise at speed—choose the construction your bike was designed around and matches your riding style.
Touring or sport compound—what’s better for a cruiser front?
Touring compounds prioritize long life, comfort, and confident wet/dry grip; sportier compounds trade longevity for sharper turn-in and higher grip. Pick touring for highway miles and all-weather use; go sport if you ride more aggressively.
How do I choose the right size and ratings for a cruiser front tire?
Match the OE size and load/speed ratings in your owner’s manual to preserve handling, geometry, and clearance. Off-spec choices can change steering feel and even affect speedometer accuracy.
Do common cruiser mods affect front tire choice?
Added luggage, fairings, or audio gear increase front-end load—select a tire with appropriate load capacity and a stable touring profile. Lowered suspension or wider fenders call for careful clearance checks and sticking to stock sizes.
Any install and break-in tips for a new cruiser front tire?
Have it mounted and balanced correctly, verify rotation direction, and set pressure to spec. Ride moderately to scrub in the tread, then recheck pressure and inspect for even seating and no rubbing.