
MICHELIN TIRE PILOT STREET 2 FRONT/REAR 90/90-14 52S REINF TL
- Height (Aspect Ratio): The 90/100-14 has a higher profile (taller sidewall) than the 90/90-14. This provides more cushioning over bumps and obstacles.
- Performance: The 90/90-14 is often preferred for more nimble, precise handling, especially on hard-pack or pavement. The 90/100-14 is often chosen in dirt riding to reduce the chance of flats.
- Interchangeability: Both fit on 14-inch rims, but switching to a 90/100 may make the front end feel slightly different, often described as heavier, initially.
Dimensions: Both have a 90mm nominal width. The 90/100-14 is roughly 9mm taller than the 90/90-14.
Recommendation: Use 90/90-14 for standard street, pavement, or hard-packed dirt riding. Use 90/100-14 if you need more ground clearance and better bump absorption for rougher terrain.
- Height (Aspect Ratio): The 90/100-14 has a higher profile (taller sidewall) than the 90/90-14. This provides more cushioning over bumps and obstacles.
- Performance: The 90/90-14 is often preferred for more nimble, precise handling, especially on hard-pack or pavement. The 90/100-14 is often chosen in dirt riding to reduce the chance of flats.
- Interchangeability: Both fit on 14-inch rims, but switching to a 90/100 may make the front end feel slightly different, often described as heavier, initially.
Dimensions: Both have a 90mm nominal width. The 90/100-14 is roughly 9mm taller than the 90/90-14.
Recommendation: Use 90/90-14 for standard street, pavement, or hard-packed dirt riding. Use 90/100-14 if you need more ground clearance and better bump absorption for rougher terrain.
Original: $69.95
-65%$69.95
$24.48Description
- Height (Aspect Ratio): The 90/100-14 has a higher profile (taller sidewall) than the 90/90-14. This provides more cushioning over bumps and obstacles.
- Performance: The 90/90-14 is often preferred for more nimble, precise handling, especially on hard-pack or pavement. The 90/100-14 is often chosen in dirt riding to reduce the chance of flats.
- Interchangeability: Both fit on 14-inch rims, but switching to a 90/100 may make the front end feel slightly different, often described as heavier, initially.
Dimensions: Both have a 90mm nominal width. The 90/100-14 is roughly 9mm taller than the 90/90-14.
Recommendation: Use 90/90-14 for standard street, pavement, or hard-packed dirt riding. Use 90/100-14 if you need more ground clearance and better bump absorption for rougher terrain.

