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    I am running a 215/60R15 General Altimax RT 43 on the rear. I haven't had any problems with the tire.

    I am also on my 2nd General Altimax RT 43 tire.

    I have a 2014 RTS-SE6 Spyder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BLUEKNIGHT911 View Post
    In post #3.- I was referencing the OP thinking a .... 225/ 60 -15 would fit .... I don't think it will, there is very little room at the REAR of the tire..... Mike
    Mike ... a question. By “at the REAR of the tire”, are you referring to tire to rear fender gap? If so, am I correct in assuming that with a BPR chopped rear fender, that this is no longer an issue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ex-Rocket View Post
    Ok then, has anybody fitted a 225/60R/15 tire on the back of their Spyder with no fitment problems?
    I'm running a 225/60R/15 on my 2018 F3L. It fits fine and is not causing any issues. We (riding 2 up) just finished a 7 day trip, fully loaded and no issues
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    Quote Originally Posted by BCNewell View Post
    Mike ... a question. By “at the REAR of the tire”, are you referring to tire to rear fender gap? If so, am I correct in assuming that with a BPR chopped rear fender, that this is no longer an issue?
    Apology - I should have typed..... at the " Front of the Tire " by the Swing arm ..... I think it will be too close for that size ..... However another member5 just posted He mounted a 225/60-15 on His F-3 and it fits ...... Mike
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    Quote Originally Posted by rjinaz86323 View Post
    I'm running a 225/60R/15 on my 2018 F3L. It fits fine and is not causing any issues. We (riding 2 up) just finished a 7 day trip, fully loaded and no issues
    Thanks for being the test rabbit ....... it could be that the F-3 frame and swing arm have larger clearances than the RT ..... Mike

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    FWIW, we have a 205/65 15 on the rear of our 2014 RT-L resulting in nearly 100% accurate speedometer when checked several times against two GPS units. They gave the same result of a speedometer reading of 75mph being 74.5mph actual speed. The narrower width does not seem to have been a problem, although I did run the pressure a little high and am replacing sooner than I would like but still going with the 205/65. While I was ordering the rear tire, I also got two tires for the front in 175/55. They fill the fenders pretty well but don't appear to have a safe clearance issue.

    For reference, I'm trying Hankooks this time and will keep with the recommended pressures here to see if I can get better life out of the rear.

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