When you want to replace the motorcycle tires with new ones, don't make a mistake, carefully check the direction of rotation of the motorcycle tires.
Whether it is a front or rear tire for a motorcycle, there must be a printed direction of tire rotation located on the tire wall.
Because of its important function, this motorcycle tire rotation direction must be observed when the tire is mounted to the rim.
We need to know that the actual direction of tire rotation is given so that the tire development can function optimally both in gripping the road surface during dry or wet conditions. By installing the tires according to the directions, the tires will obviously feel more grip-and you'll definitely be safer on the road.
It is important to ensure that the tire rotation direction arrow is facing forward or in the same direction as the motorcycle.
Instead of relying on the direction of tire rotation, there are still mechanics or motorcycle users who rely on the design of the tire tread they want to install.
The result of course is a negative impact, such as making the tires feel slippery and slip even though the tires are new.
Instead of breaking up water when the road is wet, if the tire groove is installed upside down, it will actually collect water. That's why don't install it wrong.
Because some motorcycle tires now have a reverse development design, aka opposite to the direction of the motorbike.
Although the tire tread appears to be installed upside down or opposite to the direction of the actual motorcycle, of course this has been considered by the tire manufacturer.
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