[t15_roberts]

I still have the OEM Dunlop 207s -- need new tires. The front can wait until spring (3mm of tread depth left), but the rear has a flat spot with very little tread. Anyway, I want Pilot Sports for the next set of rubber -- no problems with mixing the Michelin rear and Dunlop front, right? TIA!

 

[swjohnsey]

Put on another Dunlop this time and change them both next time. It is better to match the tires if you can.

 

[sixftnine]

ny buddie get different tires all the time...he doesn't seem to care...although he does say that the tires ride different...he gets used to them in day easily.

 

[t15_roberts]

I haven't been very happy with the 207s. I've ridden with Bridgestones (not my bike), and the Michelins. The Michelins have tenacious grip and I've only heard good things about them. I'd like to get both on at the same time, but my wallet says otherwise. Maybe I'll have to bite the bullet and charge them....

 

[Strong Bad]

So long as you aren't mixing bias-ply and radial tires, you won't have any problems. Get the Michelin and be happy.

 

[Rob Lee]

I have run a D207 front and a Pilot Sport rear on the road with no worries. You will be fine.