Motoz Tractionator GPS Front Tire - 120/70 B19 60Q - TL

The Motoz Tractionator GPS Tire delivers exceptional performance for adventure riders who demand versatility. This tire is engineered to provide long mileage, serious traction, and a smooth transition across pavement, gravel, and dirt, making it the ideal choice for diverse riding conditions.

Description

The Tractionator GPS features a reversible rear design, allowing riders to optimize performance based on their needs: 50/50 or Mostly Off-Road. In the 50/50 direction, this tire offers well-mannered street performance with smooth cornering transitions. When reversed to the Mostly Off-Road direction, the tire's aggressive straight-line hook-up and cornering drive provide enhanced off-road traction. Boasting a deeper tread than most adventure tires and a stronger carcass construction compared to other 50/50 adventure tires, the Tractionator GPS delivers world-class performance with high puncture resistance. Its unique hybrid compound, enriched with silica, ensures extended mileage and optimal grip in both mud and snow.

Features & highlights

• Reversible design allows you to choose between 50/50 on-road/off-road balance or prioritize off-road traction.
• Aggressive tread pattern ensures superior grip on varied terrains, from pavement to gravel and dirt.
• Deeper tread provides extended tire life and enhanced performance in challenging conditions.
• Stronger carcass construction delivers world-class performance and minimizes the risk of punctures.
• Hybrid compound with silica enhances mileage and provides excellent grip in mud and snow.
• Smooth cornering transition for confident handling on the street.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Motoz
• Tread Pattern/Model: Tractionator GPS
• Mounting Position: Front
• Tire Size: 120/70B19
• Rim Diameter: 19"
• Aspect Ratio: 70
• Width: 120
• Construction: B (Bias Belted)
• Load/Speed-Index: 60Q
• Type: Tubeless
• Market Segment: Dual Sport

Important to know

This is a tubeless type tire. Please ensure proper mounting and inflation procedures are followed.