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Dunlop K 555F
Motorcycle tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 110/90 R18 |
| speed symbol: | S (180 km/h) |
| load index: | 61 (257 kg) |
Dunlop K 555F 110/90R18 61S is a motorcycle tyre engineered for light to medium displacement bikes that operate on mixed urban and rural routes. It is intended to deliver stable mileage and dependable grip for everyday riders and weekend tourers. The carcass and compound selection aim to balance durability with confident contact patch behaviour. Driving comfort is an important aspect for longer rides where sustained feedback matters.
The tread employs a directional pattern that promotes effective water evacuation and enhances wet grip during changeable weather. Construction geometry helps maintain steering response and cornering stability when leaning into bends. Even wear characteristics are combined with a compound tuned for consistent mileage and predictable braking behaviour.
Riders will notice assured turn-in and steady behaviour under load, with reliable wet performance that shortens braking distance in adverse conditions. The tyre’s design supports a secure road feel and confidence when carrying luggage or riding two-up. It is a practical choice for UK motorcyclists seeking everyday versatility.
The tread employs a directional pattern that promotes effective water evacuation and enhances wet grip during changeable weather. Construction geometry helps maintain steering response and cornering stability when leaning into bends. Even wear characteristics are combined with a compound tuned for consistent mileage and predictable braking behaviour.
Riders will notice assured turn-in and steady behaviour under load, with reliable wet performance that shortens braking distance in adverse conditions. The tyre’s design supports a secure road feel and confidence when carrying luggage or riding two-up. It is a practical choice for UK motorcyclists seeking everyday versatility.













