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Tyre Flap features: high quality flap, various sizes, timely delivery will satisfy you

Tyre Flap

We are one of the biggest and professional tyre manufacturers in China, manufacturing nearly one thousand sizes of tyres with high-quality and competitive prices

1. Tenslile strength: 7mpa, 8mpa, 10mpa, 13mpa, 14.7mpa

2. Elongation rate: 380% 400% 450% 500%

3. Packing: Weaving bags and cartons

4. Material: Butyl and natutal rubber

FLAP SIZES:

26.5-25 23.5-25 20.5-25 17.5-25 1400-24 1600-24 1300-24 1200-24 1100-20 1200-20

900-20 1000-20 900-16 700-16 750-16 825-16 700-15 750-15

Pls check the technical data FOR FLAP

1. Tensile strength: 5MPA, 7MPA, 10MPA

2. Packing: Weaving bag and carton

3. Material: Natural rubber

We can also add an iron piece.


Q: I have a 1998 Mitsubishi Galant with Michelin Energy Plus 190/60R/15. Max tire pressure is 44psi. Currently all tires are about 30psi which i think is kind of low. What should i set the tire pressure too? Thanks.
Tire pressure is based on manufacturer's recommendation which in your case should be found in the door or glove compartment. This is regardless of the tire. The reason is tire pressure is based on the weight of the car. Too much or too little will wear, tear or pop the tire faster.
Q: can i put a 22550R17 tire on my Mazda 6 i with 21550R17 tire
I would stick with what is recommended for the car. That's what I've done with my 6i. For the best performance and safety reasons I wouldn't deviate from what is recommended for the car.
Q: Ive got a slow leak in my front left tire. I put air in every couple days. Will Fix a Flat work till i buy a new tire or is that only good for flat tires. Is there something else to use?
There are 2 potential problems with using Fix-a-flat. If either one applies to you, I would not use it. 1) If you have alluminum wheels. Fix-a-flat will eat away at the finish on the inside of the wheel, and eventually cause a leak in the wheel, which would eventually cause you to replace an expensive wheel. 2) if your car is 2003 or newer, it probably has a tire pressure sensor inside the wheel that lets you know if a tire is low. There is a tiny hole in the sensor where air goes through to monitor the air pressure. Fix-a-flat can clog that tiny hole, ruining the tire sensor, causing you to replace an expensive sensor.
Q: I have a 2007 328xi and I need to get new tires. Does anyone know where I can get a list of approved tires so when I bring the car back next year they dont give me a hard time?
There are plenty on the market. I have found the following selection for you: Pirelli P zero Nero Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Dunlop SP Sport 2000E MFS Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Continental Sport Contact 3 Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3 Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 Tyre Size 255/40Y17
Q: for tire size wut does 33x12.50x18 mean?a person asked wut the biggest size tire he could have with an 18 tireisnt the size 18?
The biggest size tire is about the car or truck is being put on. If, say, a Toyota Pickup can take a 31 tire without being lifted, it doesn't matter what the rim size is (the 18 in your question) it is the overall height of the tire that matters. A car that can take 31 regularly, it can take a 33 when it has a 2 inch lift. The 12.50 is width at the widest point of the bow out in the sidewall, not the actual tread width.
Q: A few months back, we had all four tires changed out at Just Tires. We blew out the driver tire just before Christmas and went to a different facility to buy a new one. We were told there that they could not replace that single one because the rest of the tires were of a lower speed rating than specified (in the door, it tells you apparently). My question is, is Just Tires liable for any of this? We of course didn‘t know at the time that we were driving on tires of a lower speed rating but we want to go back to Just Tires and see what they can do. Help!
Liable for what? For one, there is no law against fitting tires of a lower speed rating than that which were originally fitted to the vehicle. It changes the maximum speed capability of the vehicle which for any tire legal for sale on public roads will be rated for speeds far in excess of the legal limit anyway. For another, there is no law preventing the replacement of one tire with another of the same speed rating. Indeed, it is best that all four match. Third, why didn't you know you were driving on tires of a lower speed rating than originally specified for the vehicle. Your owners manual and the tire placard inside the drivers door tell you exactly what you need. It is your duty as a consumer to make sure you purchase the correct replacements or if you opt not to, that you understand the MAXIMUM speed capability of your vehicle will be reduced. You have some responsibility in this too ya know! Lastly, this shop you took it to after the blowout clearly doesn't know their **** or perhaps just want to sell you four new tires instead of one. You don't NEED four new tires. Shop elsewhere.
Q: Interested in starting a tire repair shop that specialize in low cost used tires.
We don't purchase used tires. They are taken off vehicles that come in for tire replacement. Your looking at a very tough business plan if all you are going to do is throw on low cost (and low margin) used tires combined with a big liability problem.
Q: How long is the car tires? How long does it change?
Hello! Please refer to the instruction manual for tire transposition in the user manual provided by the vehicle manufacturer. If you do not have a vehicle manual, it is recommended that you adjust the position once every 8000 to 10,000 km.
Q: i noticed that different tires had different patterns on them. some are all squiggly, others are different.why is this?
Depends on the purpose of the tire. Tires with a strong squiggly pattern, are usually snow or mud tires. Straighter tread are for highway use or around town, tires with a v pattern are like rain tires. Attached is probably one of the best sites on the web for learning about different things on tires, also what all the codes mean.
Q: Is it better winter tires to be wide or thin. I mean the surface that comes to contact with the snow, for a better grip, on snow and ice.
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