Which tire wears faster on a motorcycle - front or rear?

Which tire wears faster on a motorcycle - front or rear?

Choosing a tire:
The question is: which motorcycle tire wears faster, front or rear? It depends on the weight distribution of the bike. It's fine if the front is empty, and the luggage can be placed in the back. But the front tire wears out faster when constantly loaded with weight. Due to frequent hard braking and breaking and the weight of the bike, the front tire also wears out faster.
Spinning a tire:
The front tire is designed to propel the bike forward, while the rear tire transfers drive from the engine to the road. The rear tire also carries the weight that pushes the motorcycle forward. In terms of tire wear, the front is more affected by external brakes than the rear.
Improper wheel alignment:
Tires on a motorcycle with improper wheel alignment will wear out faster. This can cause many problems including uneven tread wear. Additionally, the wheels cannot be properly centered, causing them to pull to one side when driving straight. If you notice that your motorcycle is pulling to one side, your tires may need an inspection. If your front tire wears faster than the rear, you may need to adjust the alignment.