Shinko SR 999 Long Haul Black Wall Tire - Rear 160/1980-2015 74h Bias TL

Shinko SR999 Long Haul rear tire in 160/80 bias construction, purpose-built for cruiser riders seeking maximum tread life and all-weather grip on long-distance rides. Silica-rich compound and reinforced carcass deliver stable, planted handling from highway to twisties.

Features

• Silica-rich compound for exceptional traction in wet and cold weather
• Enhanced rubber blend engineered for higher mileage
• Elevated tread depth for extended wear on long-distance rides
• Functional siping and deep grooves for wet and dry traction
• Reinforced carcass for stable, planted road feel
• Aramid belting for heightened stability and load capacity

Specifications

• Brand: Shinko
• Manufacturer Part #: 87-4923
• UPC: 191361494093
• Tire Size: 160/80
• Load Rating: 74H
• Tire Type: Bias Ply Tubeless
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 25.07 in x 25.07 in x 6.29 in
• Weight: 19.3248 lbs
• Country of Origin: South Korea

Fitment

Fits cruiser motorcycles with rear wheel size 160/80. Fitment by year/model depends on your specific cruiser's wheel size — verify your bike uses a 160/80 rear before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What bikes does the 160/80 rear tire fit?

Fits cruisers with a 160/80 rear wheel size. Check your current tire size or owner's manual to confirm fitment for your model.

How long will these tires last?

Tread depth is elevated for extended wear. Actual mileage depends on riding style, weight, and road conditions. Many riders report 15,000-20,000+ miles on cruiser duty.

Are these tires good in rain?

Yes. The silica-rich compound and functional siping are designed for superior wet traction and cold-weather performance.

What's the load rating?

74H — suitable for single-rider and two-up cruising on highways. Check your bike's maximum tire load in the owner's manual to confirm compatibility.

Are these tube-type or tubeless?

Tubeless (TL) construction for modern cruiser wheels. If your bike uses tube-type wheels, order the appropriate tube-type variant.