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Model 180R Dirt Bike Tire Studs – Tough Carbide Grip
Materials & Features
- Pin: 100% tungsten carbide (WC ≥ 80%, Co ≈ 10%) with hardness > 90 HRA / > 1300 HV and transverse rupture strength around 1660 MPa.
- Body: High-strength carbon steel for durability and impact resistance.
- Surface: Galvanized coating for enhanced corrosion and wear resistance.
Features
- Solid tungsten carbide core provides lasting traction and stability.
- Wide auger thread design ensures a firm, stay-in hold even under pressure.
- Reliable performance on wet, muddy, or uneven terrain — perfect for year-round training and riding.
Easy Installation
Our installation tools work with any variable-speed drill for quick and easy stud installation or removal — no stud gun, pre-drilled holes, or glue required.
Installation Guide
Notes:
- Always check the tire tread depth before installing studs.
- Do not use impact or pneumatic tools — variable-speed drills only.
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Installation & Performance: Kavonix Studs on Yamaha YZ250FX by Smightification
Motorcycle Tire Studs – FAQ
How do I choose the right tire stud size?
Choose the stud length based on your tire tread depth. 👉 Rule: The stud shank should be 2mm shorter than your lug height.
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Front Tires → Precision steering (#174)
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Rear Tires (450cc+) → Aggressive racing (#180R)
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Small Bikes / Trail → All-around grip (#170 / #180)
How many tire studs do I need?
The count depends on your tire size and desired grip level. 👉 Standard Setup:
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Front Tire: 100 – 120 studs
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Rear Tire: 150 – 180 studs
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Pit Bikes: 80 – 100 studs per tire
Can I install tire studs myself?
Yes. No professional tire shop needed. 👉 Requirements:
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Tools: Standard cordless drill + Kavonix Tool Bit.
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Time: ~20 minutes per tire.
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Tip: Do not over-tighten; stop when the head is flush with the rubber.
Will tire studs damage my tires?
Only if the stud is too long for your tire.
👉 Safe Use:
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Proper Fit: Carcass remains sealed and airtight.
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Removable: Can be unscrewed for summer storage.
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Note: Best used on true off-road knobby tires with deep lugs.
Can I ride on regular roads with tire studs?
Tire studs are designed for ice, snow, and off-road use only.
⚠️ Riding on dry pavement may reduce performance and cause faster wear.