Stevo's Tyre Centre's Specials

Dunlop Q2

Any pair for $399 plus fitting
Save Up To $130

• Multi Tread Technology
• Street or track use
• Sizes: 120, 180, 190

Pirelli Diablo Rosso

Any pair for $399 plus fitting
Save Up To $140

• Rapid Warm up
• Great wet weather performance
• Sizes: 120, 180, 190

Sports Touring Dunlop RoadSmart

f 120/70x17 $221
r 180/55x17 $317
r 190/50x17 $321
The pair $538

•  The Roadsmart™ is an advanced sport-touring radial tire with remarkable wet-weather performance, exceptional mileage and sportbike handling.
• The best wet-weather performance of any Dunlop road tire, with long-lasting mileage to match.
• MT Multi-Tread rear tire incorporates a long-wearing compound in the center of the tire tread and a lateral-grip compound on each shoulder to maximize cornering performance and provide class-leading grip and feel.
• Micro-sized carbon particles improve dry grip under acceleration, and wet grip is improved with a special silica additive
• Cosecant-curve tread design with deep and long grooves to evacuate the maximum amount of water in both straight-line and cornering conditions.

Dunlop D952

f 80/100x21 was $111 now $95 save $16
r 110/90x19 was $136 now $115 save $21
r 120/90x18 was $139 now $118 save $21
Save $37 a pair

All prices plus fitting

Stevo’s Tyre Centres are the place to get fresh rubber for your ride.
We stock a wide range of tyres from manufacturers Dunlop, Pirelli, Michelin, Bridgestone, Metzler, IRC.
Our technicians use the best equipment in our workshops to fit your tyres and make sure they are correctly balanced for smooth riding and long tyre life.
We can supply tyres for sports road riding, track days, touring, cruisers, motocross, enduro or trail riding.
If you need an OEM tyre that a manufacturer like Harley Davidson recommends then we can supply that too.
To get the best prices on the best tyres call your nearest Stevo’s Tyre Centre. You can find them by clicking here.
Tyre tips:

• Regularly check your tyres pressures against the bike manufacturers recommended pressure. Sometimes you may want to vary the pressures, if you are doing a track day on your sportsbike for example. But if you’re not sure ask one of our tyre technicians for advice to suit your bike and riding conditions.
• Not sure what all those numbers are listed on the sidewall of your tyre? They are the size markings and help us identify the tyre to suit your bike. So say you have a tyre listed as 120/70-17: the “120” is the width of the tyre in millimetres, the “70” is the “aspect ratio” or height of the tyre as a percentage of the width, and the “17” refers the wheel rim diameter in inches. There are also other letter and number codes used to specify the speed rating etc. Confused by the mix of metric and imperial measurements? Don’t worry, our tyre guys will make sense of it all for you.
• If you get a puncture in your tyre there may be some options to repair it depending on whether it’s a tubed or tubeless tyre. Give us a call to find out. Our accessories departments also stock tyre repair kits to help you out when you are on the road.

One thing we can’t stress enough is to take it easy on the road when you’ve had new tyres fitted. New tyres have a “wax” on them which helps the tyre release from the mould after the manufacturing process but doesn’t help them grip to the road. Running in tyres may take 150 kilometres or more so take it easy braking, turning or accelerating.