Dunlop AE2 tires are the premier aftermarket choice for Harley-Davidson® riders in search of tires that deliver extended tread wear. Dunlop's long term experience in manufacturing street bike motorcycle tires allows them to provide a superior motorcycle tire that you can trust to get you there and back. When hitting the road for that long journey, there's no better brand to trust in tires for your motorcycle than Dunlop.
Features:
- Dunlop's decades-long engineering experience with Harley-Davidson® motorcycles is the foundation for the all-new American Elite line of replacement tires
- Available in front and rear tire applications
- Construction for both front and rear tires provides a more robust casing to easily handle the weights and torques of current and non-current V-Twin cruiser and touring motorcycles
- Updated front and rear compounds offer enhanced wear resistance and wet-weather performance
- Optimized tread pattern design aids in improved wear characteristics
- Front tire has single radius profile for light steering and increased stability
- Aramid belting provides high load stability
- Rear tire uses dual radius profile design for a larger foot print increasing traction and mileage
Our Dunlop Tires come with an 8-year warranty from production date as we confidently bring you a ride that is truly safe & most comfortable.
Made with the best Japanese technology.
Limited Years of Warranty - 8 years from the production date.
Warranty applies only to Dunlop Tires purchased from Authorized Dunlop Dealers.
To claim the warranty, please present the invoice/ receipt of the corresponding tires for verification.
Warranty against factory defects only. Not Applicable on damages due to road hazard, customer's mishandling or improper use.
Defective tires, as confirmed by our technical team to be covered by our warranty, will be granted a discount corresponding to the amount of remaining tire tread depth.
For warranty claims, no cash refunds shall be issued.
The amount corresponding to the value of the remaining tread depth will be used to offset against the cost of the new tire.
