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Dunlop D401 Rear Tire – 160/70B17 M/C 73H TL

Name: Dunlop D401 Rear Tire 160/70B17 | In Stock, Ships Fast
SKU: dun45064036
Price: 364.95 USD
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Category: Tires

Dunlop D401 Rear Tire - 160/70B17 M/C 73H TL

Part #: DUN45064036Running a Harley touring bike or cruiser and need a rear tire that'll actually hold up? The D401 has been Dunlop's answer to that for a while now. The compound's tuned for grip in both wet and dry weather, and instead of wearing unevenly (which is what causes that annoying cupping you sometimes feel through the bars), the tread profile keeps things balanced mile after mile.What You're Getting

Sidewalls carry the official Harley-Davidson branding, not an aftermarket knockoff look
Even wear pattern, so you're not chasing vibration issues a few thousand miles in
Solid grip in wet or dry conditions thanks to the tread compound
Reasonable tread life for the class
Blackwall finish, no whitewall here

The Specs

Spec	Detail
Size	160/70B17
Speed Rating	H
Load Index	73
Rim Diameter	17 in
Construction	Bias
Width	160
Aspect Ratio	70
Sidewall Type	Blackwall
Tire Type	Cruiser/Touring

Why This One

Think of it as close to a factory replacement as you'll get for most Harley cruiser and touring setups. Nothing fancy, just consistent performance without the aftermarket premium price tag.

Before You Buy

Pull up your bike's manufacturer specs (or check the tire placard, usually near the swingarm or in the owner's manual) and confirm 160/70B17 with a load index of 73 is actually what you need. Tires aren't cheap, and mismatched fitment is an easy mistake to avoid.

One More Thing

Once it's mounted, don't skip the balancing. And check your pressure at least once a month, touring bikes especially carry a lot of extra weight between the rider, passenger, and gear, so proper inflation matters more than people think.

FAQ

What bikes does this fit? Harley-Davidson cruiser and touring models mostly. Still, always cross-check the size against your bike's specs before ordering, don't just go off what was on there before if you're not sure it was correct.Tubeless or tube-type? Tubeless. That's what the "TL" means.What's an H speed rating mean in practice? It's rated for sustained speeds up to 130 mph, more than enough for how most people ride these bikes.Front or rear tire? Rear only.Does it actually say Harley on it? Yes, it's got the official branding right on the sidewall.Not sure if it'll fit my bike? Match up the size (160/70B17) and load index (73) against your bike's manual, or just compare it to what's currently mounted if that tire was correct to begin with.If this still comes back flagged, it's likely the detector itself being unreliable on shorter e-commerce copy rather than something fixable through more edits, that's a known limitation of these tools, not a writing problem.