It is common practice for motorcycle riders to have the same size tires on the front and back of their motorcycle, but is it okay to have different size motorcycle tires front and back?

As the winter weather approaches, many motorcycle riders face the decision of whether or not to switch to winter tires. Unfortunately, while winter tires can provide improved traction and safety in cold, slippery conditions, they also have some drawbacks.

If you’re a rider, you know that the right tires can make all the difference in your bike’s performance and safety. But, have you ever looked at the sidewall of your tires and seen the letters "R" or "RA"? These letters, "radial," indicate that your tires have a particular type of construction. But what exactly is a radial tire, and are all motorcycle tires radial?

Find out the truth about cupped motorcycle tires – are they really dangerous for riders? Read now to stay safe on the road

Cracks on motorcycle tires can be dangerous and should be checked out by a professional as soon as possible. If the sidewalls are cracked, it can be deadly. Even small cracks may be a sign of a potential blowout, so it is best to replace them before they develop deep cracks. Cuts or cracks in the tread or sidewall should also be checked out.