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Tiger Time => Girly Talk (1999 - 2006 Tigers) => Topic started by: Harry on July 10, 2013, 10:49:59 PM

Title: Pilot Road 3 (150/70 - R17) ... non-trail?
Post by: Harry on July 10, 2013, 10:49:59 PM
Been down to the local motorcycle garage in Rossendale to arrange to get new chain, sprockets and tyres fitted. Asked him to get me a pair Michelin Pilot Road 3s because I'd heard/read lots of good reviews and I want a 100% road tyre. His supplier is saying that the rear will be a Pilot Road 3 Trail as there isn't a "standard" PR3 for my bike.
I've checked the Michelin webpage and they list 150/70 - R17 Trail AND 150/70 - ZR17.
My questions are these
anyone got a PR3 150/70 - R17 Trail on a 2006 955i?
Is it any good?
Can I use a PR3 150/70 - ZR17 on a 2006 955i?
anyone got a PR3 150/70 - ZR17 on a 2006 955i?
Is that any good?

Guess he'll be phoning the order through early in the morning, so speedy responses would be greatly appreciated.
Harry.
Title: Re: Pilot Road 3 (150/70 - R17) ... non-trail?
Post by: Stitch on July 11, 2013, 07:25:26 AM
Have PR3 Trails Front and Rear on my '05. Very quiet and plenty of grip. We haven't had any rain for months but I am confident they will be fine in wet. I like them so much, I wont put another set of Anakees on.

Supposedly the compound is slightly different in the "trail" versus the regular road 3. IMO, I think they are the same and is just a marketing feature for those "trail" models who wish to go to a street tire.
Title: Re: Pilot Road 3 (150/70 - R17) ... non-trail?
Post by: Harry on July 11, 2013, 08:09:35 AM
Thanks for the reassurance. I'll go ahead with the Trails. Looking for something more inspiring that my Tourances.
Harry.
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