Wheel & Tire Packages
About Wheel & Tire Packages
A wheel and tire package is a wheel with its tire already supplied, so you are fitting one finished assembly instead of buying a wheel and a tire separately. The listings here include chrome and black-cut wheels paired with a Dunlop or Falken tire, some with brake rotors included, as well as trailer tire and wheel assemblies. Riders choose a package to change the look of the bike, to replace a damaged wheel, or to refit a trike.
Read the title closely, because it tells you what you are getting. It names the wheel style and finish, the diameter, the position (front or rear, and left or right on a trike), the tire brand and the exact tire size, such as 180/55B18, and whether rotors are included. Fit depends on your model and year, and on whether your bike has ABS and one front disc or two. The trailer assemblies are made for trailers and not for the motorcycle itself.
Brands here include AWC and Coastal Moto. Pick your bike in the Ride Finder at the top of the page to see packages made for it. If you want to choose the wheel and the tire separately, see Wheels & Rims and Tires, and see Wheel Hubs for hub options. The whole group is Wheels, Tires & Parts.
FAQs on motorcycle wheel and tire packages
What is included in a wheel and tire package?
The wheel and the tire, with the tire size named in the listing. Some packages also include brake rotors. Axle hardware, bearings and valve stems may be separate, so read the title and description to see exactly what is supplied.
Will a package fit my motorcycle or trike?
Only if the listing names your model and year range. Wheels differ by position, brake setup and ABS, and a trike has separate left and right rear wheels. Use the Ride Finder to narrow the list, and check the listing details.
Do I need to move my brake rotors to the new wheel?
If the package does not include rotors, yes, you move your own or buy matching ones. The rotors must match the wheel's mounting and your bike's brake setup, so check the listing before you remove anything.
Why does the tire size in a package matter?
The size has to suit the wheel width and leave room at the fender, swingarm and chain or belt. Listings name the exact size, such as 180/55B18, so compare it with the sizes in your owner's manual before you order.
What should I check after installing a new wheel?
Tighten the axle and any pinch bolts to the values in your service manual, set the tire pressure from the manual, spin the wheel to check it clears the brakes and fender, and test the brakes before riding.
