Shinko designed their 712 tire for mileage and performance. It has a staggered tread pattern, which provides excellent wet weather performance. H-rated tubeless, 4 ply nylon carcass.
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5/20/2012 4.0Exactly as advertised. By hurley from Redmond, wa - Motorsports:
- Motorcycle Enthusiast
5/18/2012 4.0Great value on a really nice tire By catseye from Raleigh NC - Motorsports:
- Casual Rider, Motorcycle Enthusiast
By randyr from buffalo, ny - Easy To Install
- Good Cornering
- Good Ride
- Versatile
- Motorsports:
- Casual Rider, Mechanic, Motorcycle Enthusiast
3/26/2012 5.0Shinko 712 Motorcycle Tire - Durable
- Easy To Install
- Good Cornering
- Good Ride
- Replacement
- Street Riding
- Upgrade
Q: my question is i have a 79 suzuki gs425 and the tire size on there now is the front is a 3.50-18 and the rear is 4.00-18 so i am wondering will 100/90-18 work on the front and will a 120/90-18 work on the rear Asked on 5/19/2012 by ricardo from Great Bend ks Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question! Yes those will be the correct conversion sizes. Answered on 5/23/2012 by Anonymous
Q: I have a 1978 kawasaki KZ 650b2a that i just purchased and i am just a little confused on the tire sizes. My owners manual calls for 3.25h-19 4pr or ml90-19 b2 for the front. and 4.00h-18 4pr or mn90-18 b4 for the rear. I also need tubes.Are these old sizes or what.If they are, what are the new sizes that i need to fit the bike.P.S. They are spoke wheels.This is what is holding me back from ordering new tires.Thanks N.O.B Asked on 5/17/2012 by N.O.Biker from A town Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thank you for your Question! Tire size 3.25X19 = 100/90X19 Front & 4.00X18= 110/100X18 Rear. What we did is convert your tire size in Inch to Metric. Answered on 5/23/2012 by Anonymous
Q: Hello, I have a 2000 Suzuki Katana 600. My owners manuel says my retire size is 150/70ZR17 (69W) Will this tire work for me? What should i get..? I am confused on the size listings. Thanks for the help. Asked on 5/14/2012 by Lew from Va Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question! This tire is a bias ply tire and your machine calls for a radial tire. Answered on 5/23/2012 by Anonymous
Q: i am thinking about buying a matching set of these for my nighthawk 250 bobber. I have stock spoked wheeles and tube tires now. I know these tires say "tubeless" but is it acceptable running tubes inside them and will i have a problem with them sealing on the rim? and if so what size tubes? 130 90 16rear 100 90 18 front. thanks Asked on 5/6/2012 by CBbobber from Coastal NC Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: thank you for the question! You can do it, all the manufacturers might say is to consider the speed range dropped by one level. Like a V should be considered an H - not good if you plan to ride around at 140 mph all day long, but no biggie for those of us who stay under 80 most of the time. The big difference at this point between a tubeless and tube tire is a coating added within the tubeless tire as a sort of liner to absolutely seal the carcass. The tube type might actually be sealed, but it is not absolutely engineered to be sealed against air leakage. Answered on 5/23/2012 by Anonymous
Q: Is there any chance these are blems? Asked on 5/4/2012 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question! These would not be blems they are new perfect condition tires. Answered on 5/9/2012 by Anonymous
Q: I have a 1978 Honda xl350 with a rear tire size of 4.0x18. I believe the 120/90-18 is the same size, can you confirm? thanks! Asked on 4/4/2012 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question! The conversion would be closer to 110/90/18 for this size. Answered on 4/5/2012 by Anonymous
Q: hi, i have a 1979 suzuki gs425, will the 100/90-18 tire work for the front (orig 3.25 18)? and the rear is 3.5-18 would it be better to run a 110/90 or another 100/90-18 tire on the back? Asked on 3/9/2012 by up the punx from COLUMBIA MO Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question! Yes the 100/90-18 will work perfectly for the front and i would go with the 110/90 for the rear. Answered on 3/10/2012 by Anonymous
Q: my 350CB Honda has a 300 tire on front is that the factory size? Asked on 12/13/2011 by Rick from tn Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thank you for writing in. In order to provide the stock size of the tire we will need the full year, make, and model of the machine. Please call or come into chat. Thanks and have a great day! Answered on 12/14/2011 by Anonymous
Q: what is H rating on tires means? Asked on 10/23/2011 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question. An H rated tire is for speeds up to 130MPH. Answered on 10/24/2011 by Anonymous
Q: I was wondering what the load rating is on this tire in the size of 140/90-15 and if it will work on an 1986 shadow vt700c? I am a larger man and am experiencing sidewall flexion in the rear wheel while in a turn. Any other suggestions? Asked on 10/11/2011 by schmitty from Iowa Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Thanks for your question! Unfortunately Shinko doesn't provide us with the load rating on these tires. Answered on 10/12/2011 by Anonymous
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Shinko Motorcycle Tires Introduction
From a bicycle tires manufacturer in 1946, Shinko has grown and evolved into one of the biggest motorcycle tires manufacturer in the world. With R&D based in Osaka Japan and manufacturing based in Jinju City, South Korea, the brand Shinko has now grown into the number 1 selling brand in the USA.
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Specifications and Options
| Brand |
Shinko |
| Front / Rear |
Front, Rear |
| Front / Rear Tire |
Front, Rear |
| Notes |
Only Ships To Immediate Lower 48 States |
| Rim Size |
19, 18, 17, 16, 15 |
| Tire Size |
100/90-18, 100/90-19, 110/90-18, 110/90-19, 120/80-16, 120/90-18, 130/90-16, 130/90-17, 140/90-15, 150/70-17 |
| Bias / Radial |
Bias Ply |
| Tube / Tubeless |
Tubeless |
| Sidewall |
Blackwall |
| Ply Rating |
4-Ply |
| Speed Rating |
H |
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