FYI my brothers DENNIS KIRK has the best price I can find anywhere for Pilot Road 4 tires! $120 for the front!!! $180 plus or minus $5ish on the rear depending on the spec and profile you go with!!!

* Last updated by: nasty on 7/14/2014 @ 6:55 PM *

Also if your closer to Rocky Mountian ATV, they have about the same prices, and the 190/55 is in stock
if you need it, free shipping, Kirk ads $5 per tire so it works out about the same,
both good places .....

Best and worst part about ordering from Dennis Kirk for me is I get most everything I order the next day and I have to pay tax on everything cause DK and me are in the same state. But the free shipping and having shit by the end of the next day rocks. Totally worth the sales tax, I guess. Lol

next day service rocks, can't beat that ! plus DK has great customer service

Got mine from MotocycleSuperstore.com 120/70/17 f.. 190/55/17 Rear .. 3 day freew shipping to my door. 335.00 for the set. There where some cupon deals, but the always have those.
Not sure how they shipp that fast but glad they do. ordered them on friday nite had them tuesday afternoon

* Last updated by: Blkcasper on 7/15/2014 @ 10:24 AM *

Got a set of new PR4's in my living room waiting to be installed.. Gotta gnaw off the last of those M5's that come from the factory.

These new tires are the CATS MEOW.

Oh! I forget to tell you guys sumtin'!

Last month mah pappy and I went halvsies on a No-Mar tire changer. Used it for the first time on my current set of PR4s. Pretty damned nifty piece of equipment, but, mucho dinero price tag wise.

If you plan on riding for the next 20 years and like doing your own wrenching then the price is justified.

If you have Black Stone Tech or other high $$$ rims you'd rather not have gouged then it really makes sense to buy it.

The bead breaking and remounting effort is... effortless. Truly this machine makes tire changes a one man job.

Sounds cool, hag. Do you have a pic? I should look into this. How much was it? With how much I spend carrying wheels to town for mounting and balancing it prob wouldn't take long to pay for itself. Do you balance you own tires too?

I mount my own tires for about 30 bucks worth of eqipment. Read all about it here.
http://zzrbikes.com/threads/78714-Change-your-own-tires-cheap-and-easy

I'll get you a snap next time I'm at the ranch.

The price tag was $1700. It comes with a balancer.

I've been balancing my tires by putting the new wheel back on the bike without the spacers or brake calipers installed. It worked pretty well that way. When i got on the highway after a tire change and the clipons didn't wiggle or the ass didn't vibrate I called a success. The balancing stand is faster.

My bad typo, Nasty: it was $750.

Click here, mang!