Kenda K673 Kruz Motorcycle Tyre - 150/80 16 (71H) TL - Rear


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The Kenda K673 Kruz is an ideal choice for cruiser, custom, and touring motorcycle riders seeking a balance of durability, heavy-load support, and reliable wet-weather performance. Designed with advanced compounds and a robust casing, it offers a long-lasting tread life and superior handling characteristics for long-distance journeys. Riders should note that this specific listing is for a single tubeless (TL) tyre, so compatibility verification with your motorcycle's specific rim and fitment requirements is essential before purchase.
| Model Part Number | 150801671HK673R |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kenda |
The K673 Kruz is specifically optimized for the heavier weight and geometry of cruisers and touring motorcycles. It may not provide the desired performance characteristics for high-performance sportbikes.
No, this is a tubeless (TL) tyre. It is designed to be used without an inner tube, provided your rims are compatible.
The 'H' in 71H indicates a speed rating of up to 130 mph (210 km/h).
While technically possible, professional installation and balancing are highly recommended to ensure rider safety and correct bead sealing.
You should check your tyre pressure at least once every two weeks and always before a long trip.
Check your tyre pressure against the manufacturer's recommended psi. Ensure the wheel is properly balanced.
Ensure your suspension is set up correctly for the weight of your bike and check your wheel alignment.
Before installation, verify that the size (150/80-16), speed rating (H), and load index (71) match the specifications listed in your motorcycle owner's manual. As this is a tubeless tyre, ensure your motorcycle rim is compatible with tubeless operation and free of rust or debris that could affect the bead seal. During installation, have the tyre mounted by a professional to ensure proper bead seating and balance. Once installed, regularly check your tyre pressure using a gauge while the tyre is cold, as incorrect pressure can lead to uneven wear and reduced handling precision. Inspect the tread depth periodically to ensure compliance with local safety regulations and to prevent loss of traction.