Dunlop F17 Motorcycle Tire - 100/90-17 55S

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The Dunlop F17 100/90-17 55S front tire is an ideal choice for riders seeking a reliable, high-performance solution that balances responsive handling with everyday ride comfort. Designed specifically for front-wheel fitment, this tire offers consistent grip and stability on paved roads, making it well-suited for daily commuters and touring enthusiasts alike. While it excels in on-road applications, riders should note that this cross-ply tire is optimized for street use and may not be suitable for specialized off-road or high-intensity racing environments.
| Model Part Number | 767.02.68 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dunlop |
No, the Dunlop F17 is specifically engineered as a front-wheel tire with construction and tread patterns optimized for steering and braking rather than rear-wheel traction.
The 55 is the load index, indicating the tire can support up to 218kg, while the S is the speed rating, indicating the tire is tested for speeds up to 112 mph (180 km/h).
Depending on your specific motorcycle's wheel type, you may need a tube; always check your rim's requirements for 'Tubeless' or 'Tube Type' configurations.
Replace the tire when the tread depth hits the minimum legal limit or if you see signs of dry rotting, cracking, or deep cuts in the sidewall.
The F17 is designed for street and touring applications; for dedicated track use, you should consult Dunlop's specialized track-day or racing tire lineup.
Check tire pressure against the manufacturer's recommended PSI and ensure the tire is properly balanced.
Inspect your motorcycle's front suspension for misalignment or worn fork seals, and maintain correct tire pressure.
To ensure peak performance, the F17 must be mounted on a compatible 17-inch motorcycle rim by a professional technician to ensure proper bead seating. Always verify that your motorcycle's front wheel size matches the 100/90-17 specification before purchase. For maintenance, check your tire pressure at least once a week or before every long ride, keeping it inflated to the specifications listed in your motorcycle owner's manual. Inspect the tread depth regularly for signs of uneven wear, which can often be corrected by ensuring your front forks are properly aligned and serviced.