I had 8,298 miles on my bike and the rear tire was pretty much a drag slick down the center, my local bike shop guy had suggested that I could probably get 5 times, or better mileage if I switched to an automotive tire. When bike tires are running up into the $200 + range around here then they tack on 2 hours labor, so it is rare to leave the average shop with anything less than a $450-500 bill. Joe of Madness MC, did mine for $170 including the tire. So I am very happy, even better, we didn't have to do any tweaking on the hack, since the height wasn't changed. So I'm pretty much set for at least the next year.
Doc
I see on EBAY....listed under Sidecar...someone is selling a really narrow 15" sidecar tire made by Firestone.... I don't recognize the size though..... on my rig I am running a 165 SR 15
