I've put about 5,000 miles on the SR777s in a variety of conditions, including rough back roads, concrete freeways, mountain byways and parking lots strewn with shopping carts and minivans. They're holding up well and appear ready to handle another 5,000 miles.

With manufacturing based in South Korea and design based in Japan, the company has seamlessly combined Japanese engineering and design principles with South Korean production and quality control standards. Today Shinko Tires produces approximately 200,000 motorcycle tires per month.

How big are the tires on the Boeing 777-200LR? The main wheel: 52 inches x 21 inches; The nose wheel: 43 inches x 17.5 inches.

It seems to fit with a standard alpha system, except for the last two figures: 71 H . Here, 71 indicates the load index (see Load Index Chart ). The “H” is a speed rating. If the code you find doesn't match this variation either – all together now – go consult the specific product page.