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IRC Tires is a Japanese tire brand that specializes in manufacturing high-performance tires for various vehicles such as motorcycles, bicycles, ATVs, and more.
IRC Tires was founded in 1926 in Japan.
In 1969, the company established its US subsidiary, IRC Tire Corporation.
In 1995, IRC Tires merged with Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.
IRC Tires has since expanded its product line and now offers tires for various vehicles.
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IRC offers a wide range of motorcycle tires that cater to different riding styles and applications, from racing to touring.
IRC also produces high-performance bicycle tires for various applications, including road racing, mountain biking, and commuting.
IRC offers durable and reliable tires for all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) that are designed to provide excellent traction and handling in different conditions.
IRC tires are manufactured in Japan and other countries such as Thailand.
IRC offers a limited warranty on their tires, which covers any defects in materials and workmanship. The warranty period and conditions may vary depending on the tire model and region. It is best to check with the dealer or IRC's website for specific details.
The price of IRC tires varies depending on the tire model, size, and vendor. Generally, IRC tires are priced competitively compared to other brands in the market.
Yes, IRC offers tires that are specifically designed for racing, catering to different types of motorcycle racing such as motocross, supercross, and road racing. These tires are constructed using specialized materials and designed to provide maximum grip and handling at high speeds.
IRC produces both tube-type and tubeless tires, depending on the model and application. Generally, their bicycle tires are available in both options, whereas their motorcycle tires may only come in tubeless versions.
