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Duro 3.00-17 HF311 4PR Knobby

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Duro 3.00-17 HF311 4PR Knobby

$71.95

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Duro 3.00-17 HF311 4PR Knobby

$71.95

The Duro HF311 is a knobby-tread motorcycle tyre in the 3.00-17 size with a 4-ply rating, suited to small-capacity trail, ag and farm bikes running a 17-inch rim.

Its blocky, open tread pattern is designed to bite into loose surfaces such as dirt, gravel and grass, making it a practical replacement or spare for riders who spend most of their time off the bitumen. Sold individually.

Check your bike's owner's manual or the existing tyre sidewall to confirm this size suits your wheel before ordering.

Knobby off-road tread pattern for grip on loose surfaces
3.00-17 size for 17-inch rims
4-ply rating (4PR) casing
Bias-ply (cross-ply) construction
Suits small-capacity trail, farm and ag bikes
Sold as a single tyre

1 x Duro HF311 3.00-17 tyre

Brand	Duro
Model	HF311
Type	Knobby off-road motorcycle tyre
Size	3.00-17
Rim diameter	17 inch
Ply rating	4PR
Construction	Bias-ply (cross-ply)
Quantity	Sold individually (1 tyre)
SKU	KG1032
Barcode	9342223119598

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre fitter using correct tyre levers or a machine to avoid damaging the bead and, where used, the tube.
Inflate to the pressure specified in your motorcycle's owner's manual or on the swingarm/chainguard placard, and check pressures cold before each ride.
If your wheel is a tube-type rim, fit a new tube and rim band rather than reusing an old one, and make sure the tube is not pinched during fitment.
Ride gently for the first outing so the moulding release agent wears off the new tread and grip settles in.
Check the tread and sidewalls regularly for cuts, embedded stones, torn knobs, cracking or bulges, and replace the tyre if any are found.
Re-check that the rim lock (if fitted) and valve stem sit square after the first few rides, as new tyres can creep on the rim at low pressures.
Store spare tyres flat or upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and fuels, oils and solvents.
Clean with mild soap and water only; avoid tyre shine dressings and solvents on the tread, as they can leave a slippery residue.
Replace the tyre once tread depth reaches the legal minimum for your state, and observe the direction-of-rotation arrow on the sidewall when fitting.