120/90-16 110/90-17 90/90-19 4.60-17 3.00-16 120/80-18 Motorcycle Tire for on Complex Roads

The carcass of motorcycle tires is the foundation for their structural durability. It is constructed with a strong and robust design, using high-quality materials such as steel or synthetic fibers. The carcass is designed to withstand the forces generated during acceleration, braking, cornering, and over rough terrains.

The layers of the carcass are carefully arranged and bonded together to provide maximum strength and stability. Reinforcements may be added in critical areas, such as the bead and shoulder, to further enhance the tire's durability and resistance to damage. For example, when encountering potholes or rough roads, the strong carcass can help prevent damage to the tire, ensuring its continued performance and safety.

To improve the tire's resistance to punctures and external damage, additional features such as reinforced sidewalls or special protective layers may be used. These features help to prevent cuts, abrasions, and punctures from road debris, curbs, and other hazards. Some tires may also be equipped with self-sealing or run-flat technologies. These technologies can provide added safety and convenience in the event of a puncture, allowing the rider to continue driving for a limited distance or at a reduced speed until the tire can be repaired or replaced. This means that the tires can better withstand the rigors of daily use and various riding conditions, providing reliable service over a long period.