Michelin City Extra Motorcycle Tire 2.25-17, 38P, Front/Rear – Part Number 04970

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Tire - City Extra - Front/Rear - 2.25-17 - 38P

The Michelin City Extra is a puncture-resistant motorcycle tire designed for dependable everyday commuting and urban riding. This front/rear tire fits motorcycles that require a 2.25-17 tire in a 38P load and speed rating configuration. Manufactured by Michelin and sold under vendor part number 04970, it delivers a practical combination of durability, wet-weather traction, and long service life for riders who need consistent performance in changing road conditions.

Michelin Water Sipe Technology helps maintain grip on wet pavement by improving water evacuation and contact with the road. Its adaptive tread design supports confident handling across a range of surfaces, while the reinforced construction helps resist punctures and withstand the demands of daily use. The high-density technology contributes to a robust casing and reliable ride quality for commuting, delivery, and general street applications.

Built for extended mileage, the Michelin City Extra features a durable tread pattern engineered to wear evenly over time. Its resilient construction helps reduce interruptions caused by common road hazards, providing added peace of mind for riders who depend on their motorcycle regularly. Verify motorcycle fitment, rim compatibility, and the required load and speed ratings before installation. Professional mounting and balancing are recommended.

Features:

  • Size: 2.25-17 motorcycle tire
  • Application: Front or rear fitment
  • Model: City Extra
  • Brand: Michelin
  • Manufacturer: Michelin
  • Vendor Part Number: 04970
  • Load and Speed Rating: 38P
  • Construction: Reinforced and puncture-resistant design
  • Wet-Weather Performance: Water Sipe Technology supports grip on wet roads
  • Durability: High-density construction and long-wearing tread pattern
  • Use: Everyday commuting, urban riding, and all-season street use