1200 miles isn't enough
585245
I am not very impressed with this tire.
The good:
- Easy to install for a tubeless
- Comfortable ride due to it being a true 25mm tire
- When there is a leak, this tire is unlikely to deflate 100% and you can still ride it safely at about 30 psi.

The bad:
- I got 1290 miles out of the first one, and that's with multiple patches on the inside
- Tire is extremely soft and is easy to get cut and/or punctured
- It doesn't like to seal up (tried multiple different sealants) once punctured

Conclusion:  Easy to install, doesn't last.  I'll go back to Hutchinson Intensives, those lasted a lot longer.
1392939
It's only been 200 miles but my Lincoln hasn't run this well since I bought it! I have been a very happy customer so far. Highly advise changing plugs while at it
3643524
Recently rebuilt my 96". And needed to break it in after the 107", cams, heads were done.only ran it about 200 miles to seat rings, and break in. After that a fresh oil change.
2867748
tested at 1 mile, OK
tested at 2 miles was breaking up , I was expecting this item to live up to its advertised claim. I returned it and hope the next unit I order will be better.
675730
had 140k miles - failed emission test with cel on
required 2 doses and  to pass a retest on a  16 gal tank
cel relit after 100 miles but did the trick
2577960
23 miles, yeah right.  You're lucky if you'll get 23 feet, let alone miles.  We took these on a cruise and unless you were on the same floor and the sun, Earth and Moon aligned you didn't get a signal.

In fact, one of the radios would spontaneously turn off.  It's easy to see why Motorola is out of the cellphone business and for all intense and purpose a dead company.  I would pass on these and get something for less, that actually works!
1139140
This computer can't compute. I calibrated it using the bike path here in Santa Monica which runs from Pacific Palisades to Redondo Beach. It is divided into quarters of a mile. My tire is 20X1 3/8 and I measured the circumference which is 165 cm which agrees with the chart that came with the tire. Anyway when I reached the 10th mile the computer showed 11.9 miles. So  Instead of entering 164 cm I had to enter, if I remember correctly, 145 cm.
Now I get my correct mile readings as I travel along the bike path. My old computer ( cats eye) used to fool me the same  way until now I used to brag to my friends that I was biking 17.5 miles when in reality I only biked about 13.5 miles. It makes you feel good but its a lie!!. I thought I had accumulated 3467 miles in 14 months!! It was a lot less than that
Anyway make sure you calibrate your computer. I guess now days everything is made in China, and in the  long run you get what you pay for.
2605284
Only about 10,000 miles on this before failure.  Not worth the savings over a name brand bearing given that installation time or cost exceeds difference.  Buy Moog or Timken.
1718123
I have ridden it about 175 miles so far. Enjoying it a lot. Definitely take it to a bike shop when you get it and have them adjust the shifters and brakes.
I am enjoying it very much.
2279987
This bike rack made it 3500 miles from San Francisco to Boston. The bikes were fairly secure but in crosswinds would tend to buck. I tried attaching the bottom of the bikes to the bottom of the rack using bungies, attaching the bottom clip underneath the bumper (as instructed), and making sure the bikes were balanced but there was still fairly pronounced rocking. The rocking only seemed to occur at speeds above 65-70 miles per hours. Kind of a pain for 3500 miles but did the job eventually.
3806595
I spend 2000 to 4000 miles per month on the road... I try to "read" the same books as my children!!  We have enjoyed sharing the Kingdom Keepers together especially as we are all Disneyophiles! I am VERY disappointed the 6th installment is NOT available as an audio-book!!!!!
1179512
Car only had 86000 miles and the transmission blew had Lifetime transmission warranty see where they give you this warranty because they know transmission won't last long abs brakes went out so have to get that fixed not under warranty of course too many things wrong before hundred thousand miles
4545551
So far so good, just need to put some more miles on the seat to give it 5 stars
1645958
Not quite sure why others have had good things to say about these tires. They are beautiful, and they do hug the road really well. However, I am returning my set after one week. I ride about 200 miles a week, and the previous tires (Continental) took me for almost a year without a single flat tire. I have been out on these tires three times with two flat tires. So.... buy these if you either don't plan on riding on a road, or you really want to practice changing tires.
1841714
I awake in my small stair-free house, noodle around, get in my average heighted car and drive the 4 miles across the flat valley floor, to my ground floor office. Congratulations! You've walked 1.2 miles today and climbed 5 flights of stairs!
Friday I'm in a bar telling my friends about this cool new device I carry. Upon fishing it out of my loose fitting trousers to show them, it tells everyone that I'm currently asleep.
Sunday I load up my dog and my backpack and walk the well trodden and measured 8.2 miles around Mount Madonna. Congratulations! You've walked 11.5 miles!
Monday, again with the backpack and mutt, I walk the less trodden 6.3 miles of Mission Peak. Congratulations! You've walked 12.4 miles!

Total junk. It's just taking wildass guesses. I've returned mine.
(It does look nice though)
1677338
I bought 4 of these last summer. put about 2000 miles on them. on short trips. Then last month took a 3000 mile trip out west .. They wore very badly and I barely made it home on bald tires. Total about 5000 miles on tires. The tires  Did not like the high cross winds and mountains on the trip. I would suggest a heavier duty tire choice for an RV . mine weighs about 6000 pounds. .
732883
Friends:

I have used different models of Metzeler tires on my 2008 BMW R1200 GSA since day one.  The Next model seems to have noticably better handling on paved roads and " Good Enough " handling on gravel road systems here in the remote Sangre de Cristo mountain range of Colorado.  I ride about 50% paved roads and 50% gravel roads at elevations between 8000 and 13,000 feet.

I am fortunate to be able to ride several days a week and put on about 5000 miles a year from June to October when the weather is endless blue skies with temperatures in the 70s in this mountain range.  We do not get much rain with 325 days of sunshine each year.

I am hoping this model will last longer than the 3000 miles of the Karoo and original Tourance......

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Arthur von Boennighausen