Front tyre
Use the size and compound code marked on your tyre.
Choose your tyre and measurement timing to see the pressure.
Tyre missing? Do not choose a similar entry: ask a tyre technician.
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Motorcycle track tyre pressures & compound guide
Look up track tyre pressures for Michelin, Dunlop, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Kingtyre and Avon. Compare your reading and explore compound choices.
Tyre pressures
Choose your front and rear tyres.
Changing units clears readings for both tyres without changing your selections.
Rear tyre
Use the size and compound code marked on your tyre.
Choose your tyre and measurement timing to see the pressure.
Tyre missing? Do not choose a similar entry: ask a tyre technician.
Understand before choosing
Compound guide
SC1, SC2, MS… How do these compounds differ? Choose your tyre to compare their uses.
Choose a brand, model and tyre. Only the relevant guide will be shown.
The same code can mean different things on different tyres. Do not apply this advice to another model or size.
Using the track tyre pressure calculator
What pressure should motorcycle tyres run on track?
It depends on the model, size and measurement timing. The tool shows verified references for your selection, without automatically adjusting for weather or weight.
Cold or hot: when should I check tyre pressure?
Cold means before riding or heating the tyre. After warmers and off track are two different checks. Follow the timing, duration and temperature specified with the result.
How do I choose between SC1, SC2, SC3, MS or Soft?
These codes must be read model by model. The guide presents differences described by manufacturers and known limitations. It does not invent pressures or temperatures for switching compounds.
How to read these references
- A target, a range and a minimum are three different instructions. Switching units changes the display, never the measurement condition. Source notes, dates and excerpts remain available with each reference.
- The catalogue intentionally covers verified official references only. Missing data means “not documented here”, not “incompatible”. Without an exact reference, no substitute value is calculated.