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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

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

2. Packing: Weaving bag and carton

3. Material: Natural rubber

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Q: I got all brand new tires. The max PSI writtin on the tire is 51. I put them to between 49 and 50. About a month later maby less, they all dropped down exactly 10 psi. Why? Im from south louisiana and its hot and humid.: This is a easy question that I have run into many, many times. The air that is put in the tire has water in it; How did it get in there? When the tires were installed and inflated, the air compressor at the shop had moisture that was sucked from the air and then pumped in the tire, not much but enough to cause this problem. Sounds stupid I know, but thats what happened. Areas with Ultra high or even moderate humidity have this problem unless the tires are inflated with Nitrogen, then this problem is eliminated. It is hard logic and even harder for a lot of people to understand but some of the major corporate tire dealers are using Nitrogen to solve this issue.

Q: What are the best tires?: The correct size is P235/50R17 96W. I have not personally sampled the ADVAN S.4 but Yokohama is a good brand and it should be a good tire. I have to ask though, why would you want an all-season tire on just the rear on a 350Z anyway? The Yokohama tire to have in this application would be the ADVAN Sport maximum performance summer tire or hte S.Drive. Goodyear also makes the highly regarded Eagle F1 (which I can guarantee will not last forever) or you could certainly go with another set of the Bridgestone Potenza's that came on the car. Cooper I do not believe make a tire for this application - so much for the guy who recommended those

Q: I‘ve been feeling really tired i sleep well during the night but still really tired though the day: If u hav too much sleep u feel tired too

Q: Price 260 all 4 tires: Never heard of them. You can decide for yourself by looking at the DOT ratings on the tire. There are three: 1. Tread-wear - This is a number that determines the longevity of the tire. A lower number like 260-350 indicates a softer tire that will grip better than a harder tire, but not last as long. If you prefer sporty tires, get something with a low number, if you want them to last, go with a higher number (400+) 2. Traction - This is a rating of the tire's ability to keep traction on a wet road. AA is the best rating followed by A then B. If you live somewhere where it rains a lot, you'll want a AA rated tire. If you live somewhere dry, you can get away with an A rated tire, I wouldn't buy a B rated tire for safety reasons. 3. Temperature - This is the tire's ability to perform in high temperatures, A is best followed by B. I would only buy an A rated tire because heat is very destructive to tires. There are also speed ratings and load ratings etc, but you can get a good idea of what kind of tire you're getting by understanding the three main ratings listed above. Hope this helps.

Q: wat is different between normal tyre n rotation tyrewich one is more better: usually normal and directional tires handle about the same, the only difference is when it is wet outside and your driving in the rain. usually the directional tire will be able to displace more water than a non directional tire. so that means better handling in the rain.

Q: I just refilled the air pressure in my front tires last week and they already look like they are getting flat again. There was only 8lbs of pressure when I last refilled. It seems like this happens weekly. The tires are only a year old so I really don‘t want to have to replace them. Visual inspection shows no big tears, nails or holes. My question is, is there a simple go to the store and fix it myself solution or will I have to set some money aside and take it to the shop. My back tires are fine and they are older but never seem to have the problems I‘m currently having.: Many tire chains will fix flats/leaks for free. Check for a local Discount Tire. They are one that will check/repair tires for free. Get it fixed before it causes a bigger problem. :)

Q: What circumstances need to change car tires: There are three cases where you can change the tires: 1, tread loss close to the wear mark. Any brand of tires will be set in the tread groove at the bottom of a wear mark. General car tires wear a mark of height of 1.6 mm (this height is also the minimum tire trench depth), the load on the tire wear mark height of 2.4 mm. 2, the tire cracks or drums and other damage in the process of daily cars, tires or foreign body will be tied to, or accidentally hit the road teeth, which will lead to damage to the tire. Tire damage situation, including tread cracks, tread drums, tread rubber missing, serious sidewall wear, tires repeatedly been foreign body and so on. Especially drums, tires at any time there will be the risk of bursting. As long as the tire appears to be damaged, the owner as soon as possible to the professional tire shop to check the car's tires, timely replacement. 3, the tire life expires. Even if the owner of the usual driving how the gentle, how good the road, how to maintain the tire in place, the tire is used for a long time, it will gradually aging. Tire life is usually about 5 years, more than this period, the tire will begin to aging. Tire aging is the main performance of the surface hardening, followed by turtle cracks. Aging tires will lose their elasticity, continue to use, then will lead to tread deformation, there is the risk of puncture.

Q: Follow the tire manufacturer number or the auto manufacturer recommendation?: I'm not sure what you mean by tire manufacturer number. There is a maximum pressure on the sidewall, but that is not a recommendation for the pressure to use. That's like an elevator having a maximum capacity limit, that is not the amount of weight you should put in the elevator for it to run. So by default, the answer is the auto manufacturer recommendation.

Q: How to choose car tires: Only to sell expensive on the right. The The

Q: Are continental tires any good? They sell them at wal-Mart.for my truck they have goodyear and continental.: If you plan to use the tires in anything resembling snow or winter conditions the Goodyear Eagle GT is truly awful - one of the worst UHP all-season tires I have ever tried - while the DWS is in a class of its own under such circumstances. The Continental is IMHO the only UHP All-Season tire that can actually be called an all-season tire with a straight face. If you live someplace that does not have winter type driving conditions, why look at all-season tires at all? An all-season tire is just a bad compromise that gives up a lot of dry and wet weather performance for some ability to drive in the winter.

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