Dyna Wide Glide Rear Tire

You could make anything "fit", but thats also "custom". Maximum tire sizes are dictated by the rim size. For the 19" rim 100/90/90, for the 21' rim MH90-21. Some tire styles "look" larger than the stock Dunlop tires. Look at Avon or Continental tires.

150/80-16

dont recommend as handling could end up like a drunken camel

on an 2005 FXDWG I believe a 180 is about as wide as you can go on the rear tire without modifications.

I believe it is a 160 stock so you could go 180 using a stock rim, making sure that you check the clearances underneath, especially where the top shock mounts meet the fender if it is going to be close it will be there. If you want to go bigger than that there are a number of kits to put massive tires on the back. Changing a tire to more than 200 WILL change the handling of the bike

With out modification to the drive train you can go up one more tire size than stock as lond as you have clearance on both sides of the tire any where around the back of the bike.

150 section. might get a 180 section with standard rear swing arm or 240 with modified swing arm shock mounts and extended drive sprocket and cover. do a search on wide tyre(tire) kit for harley.

Stock is a 160/60ZR17. I run a 170/60ZR17 with no issues. That is as wide as you can go on the rear without major modification to the swingarm or rubbing the stock arm.

If you go above a 140 you will have issues with brake caliper and rubbing the belt. Hope this helps.



JP

i called a place ( hogpro.com) about wheels for my 07 fxdwg and talked to the guy there. he said a 180 will fit with no problems and a 200 will fit in the swingarm and fender, you just have to center the wheel and deal with the turn signal brackets etc. Does anyone know where i can get a set of rear struts that are just plain with no recess for the turn signals that will bolt on to the stock bike? I am gonna try the 200/55-18 this winter on a 18x 5.5" wheel.