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**jadhav92** · 08-02-2009, 04:57 PM

Can someone tell me where can i find Dunlop challenger tyres in chennai?

**throttle_GRz** · 08-03-2009, 01:09 AM

Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post

for michelin dealers in your nearest area ... mail at these two addresses
sending all your details

[email protected]
[email protected]

for pirelli contact their site
here i found the form for you

CONTACT US - PIRELLI TYRE

michelin official dealers often have stock problems ....
but they provide the tyre at the cheapest rate

you can find them with private dealers also .... but they generally charge more
because they import them on their own
for private dealers you can ask in your G2G Thread or forum friends ,etc

thats all i can help buddy
best of luck

thanks a lot bro

**skyknight19** · 08-04-2009, 05:13 PM

Originally posted by mithun View Post

I had not done extensive rides on the bike since it's raining heavily here. Used the tyres for only 150 KMS !

The thread design I liked it very much although the contact patch is average. The compound is neither too soft nor too hard like MRF. Also, as told before because of the rains I cannot comment on the braking.

The ride quality is OK.

thanks bro.. i guess i'll go with this one for the front. have already got a 100/80 - 18 dunlop monster installed on the rear wheel some 10 days back.

**abhichotu.abhi** · 08-04-2009, 09:26 PM

help friends
i am thinking of painting my P180ug4 tyres i mean that i want to paint on the words like MRF,... written ontyres now i donot know which paint i should use i have already used oil paint but that doesnot seeems to do job. as it does not stick to rubber.

**Sarvajit** · 08-05-2009, 12:35 AM

Originally posted by abhichotu.abhi View Post

help friends
i am thinking of painting my P180ug4 tyres i mean that i want to paint on the words like MRF,... written ontyres now i donot know which paint i should use i have already used oil paint but that doesnot seeems to do job. as it does not stick to rubber.

Take it to a local painter&tip him with some 50 bucks for both tyres.

**abhichotu.abhi** · 08-05-2009, 11:04 AM

Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post

Take it to a local painter&tip him with some 50 bucks for both tyres.

i want to do it on my own can you tell me which paint to use

**Sarvajit** · 08-05-2009, 02:13 PM

Originally posted by abhichotu.abhi View Post

i want to do it on my own can you tell me which paint to use

Automobile paint. Go to an Automobile paint store&try to get just a little from them. You need to mix thinner in it too, they will tell you the ratio. If any extra paint is there, it can also be wiped off with the thinner. You need to buy a brush also from them.
Considering all this, I told you to take it to a local painter for cheaper&better results!

**Praful** · 08-05-2009, 02:24 PM

Originally posted by abhichotu.abhi View Post

i want to do it on my own can you tell me which paint to use

Go to a stationary shop. Buy a white ink eraser marker, the ones that are used to correct errors in paper. Remember to look for one that comes in a pen.

Sit down and just simply write with the pen onto the places where MRF, etc is marked.

I did the same for my tyres, it stayed on for about 10K kms!

**onlinesatish** · 08-05-2009, 02:41 PM

Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post

Automobile paint. Go to an Automobile paint store&try to get just a little from them. You need to mix thinner in it too, they will tell you the ratio. If any extra paint is there, it can also be wiped off with the thinner. You need to buy a brush also from them.
Considering all this, I told you to take it to a local painter for cheaper&better results!

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

Go to a stationary shop. Buy a white ink eraser marker, the ones that are used to correct errors in paper. Remember to look for one that comes in a pen.

Sit down and just simply write with the pen onto the places where MRF, etc is marked.

I did the same for my tyres, it stayed on for about 10K kms!

Aila......i just bought a small 50ml white paint tin from a paint shop, bought a small paint brush....the one's used for drawing etc....and put it myself on my splendor rear tyre. It stayed there forever.......that 45k kms!

**Sudharshaninu** · 08-05-2009, 03:18 PM

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

Go to a stationary shop. Buy a white ink eraser marker, the ones that are used to correct errors in paper. Remember to look for one that comes in a pen.

Sit down and just simply write with the pen onto the places where MRF, etc is marked.

I did the same for my tyres, it stayed on for about 10K kms!

hey bro in my p220 its written MRF NYLOGRIP ZAPPER -C in big bold letters and after this another MRF is written So Should i paint all these letters or just the 2 " MRF" words in paint ... which one will look good ... i haven't tried this before ...my friend used to do it for his discover ... My bike is full black P220 Dtsi .. so what color shall i paint .. which will look good ??? any suggestions ???

**Praful** · 08-05-2009, 03:56 PM

^^ Just paint 'MRF'. Looks better that way...

**Sudharshaninu** · 08-05-2009, 04:09 PM

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

^^ Just paint 'MRF'. Looks better that way...

any suggestion about the color ??? should i paint both the tyres or just the rear tyre

**abhichotu.abhi** · 08-05-2009, 04:56 PM

Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post

Automobile paint. Go to an Automobile paint store&try to get just a little from them. You need to mix thinner in it too, they will tell you the ratio. If any extra paint is there, it can also be wiped off with the thinner. You need to buy a brush also from them.
Considering all this, I told you to take it to a local painter for cheaper&better results!

thanks will try this on rear tyre

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

Go to a stationary shop. Buy a white ink eraser marker, the ones that are used to correct errors in paper. Remember to look for one that comes in a pen.

Sit down and just simply write with the pen onto the places where MRF, etc is marked.

I did the same for my tyres, it stayed on for about 10K kms!

will try this method also on front tyres

**rahul9985** · 08-05-2009, 07:31 PM

Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post

Go to a stationary shop. Buy a white ink eraser marker, the ones that are used to correct errors in paper. Remember to look for one that comes in a pen.

Sit down and just simply write with the pen onto the places where MRF, etc is marked.

I did the same for my tyres, it stayed on for about 10K kms!

cool man...

**viv.nomad** · 08-05-2009, 07:49 PM

pen trick was a cool idea.

does any body heard of 150\60-17" tyre??brand?

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