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Durability Curing flap

Durability curing flap

Curing flap is popular with tire retreading factories, with the features of durability, heat-resistance and aging-resistance.

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MOQ	1000pcs
Packing detail	Bags or cartons, can be customized.
Bulk lead time	10-15 days after receiving the deposit or L/C.
Port of loading	XIAMEN port
Terms of payment	T/T, L/C

Q: What is the level of car tires?: Such as a tire size of 205/55 / R16 91V 205 - refers to the tire width of 205 mm. 55 - refers to the flatness of the tire, that is, the height of the section is 55% of the width of the R - refers to the tire for the radial tire (the tire layer for the radiation tire manufacturing method 16 - refers to the rim diameter is 16 inches 91 - refers to the load index 91, on behalf of the tire can bear the maximum load 615 kg, four tires is 615 × 4 = 2460 kg. V - refers to the speed level of 240 km / h.

Q: Hi, I have a 2005 Buick Lesabre Limited. I have two different size tires on my car. The front end is 215/70/16 and the rear has 225/60/16 . Having two different tires an issue? What is the correct tires?: Usually having two different size tires front and back is no big deal if the rotating circumference is within 3% of each other. However, the tires that you have right now is 4.5% different. I recommend you change them.

Q: difference between a directional and non-directional tire?the benefit of each of them.: A tire that can be installed pointing either direction. Some tires are designed with an inside and outside, which affects the flow of water around the tire. You don't want to install a directional tire backwards.

Q: Why is it so difficult to make new tires reusable and longer lasting, recycleable so we don't have to just dump them and buy new ones?: Old tires can be recycled as sandal soles, road surfaces and even heating fuel. It's just a matter of people wanting to do these things bad enough. Not every plastic bottle or tin can is recycled, either.

Q: installed 245/45zr18 rim and tires on my 2005 mustang coupe, what pressure should I inflate the tires (max tire pressure is 51). Tire shops recommended only 32-35 psi, I get a rough ride and steering is very sensitive.: When you installed the low profile tires and the larger diameter rims you made a trade off. You traded the comfortable ride of the stock tire profile, which gives you more of a sidewall to absorb the road bumps, for the current trendy look of large diameter rims and skinny sidewall tires. The steering is also sensitive because of the rigid nature of the tire/wheel combination. You really have to watch that you don't go too low with the tire pressure because those skinny sidewalls have a tendency to pull the beads loose if corners are taken too aggressively. Personally, I would start around 40psi, that's my own preference, and adjust it to your preference a few pounds either way. If you don't like the way it rides or handles, you should really go back to the stock tire size, sell the custom 18's and those rubber band tires, and get after-market rims that are the same size as the stock rims, and mount the stock size tires on them. You'll like the ride and handling better, and the after-market rims will still look cool.

Q: Audi q5 start moment there is a common earthquake is what the problem: The cause of the tire from the package include: due to lack of regular tire pressure, resulting in the tire inside the steel wire often over-bending, stretching and self-fracture; tire positioning is not correct, the tire side often wear and tear, the long run, this part of the wire wear and tear after the tread will be package.

Q: Hey guys well I want to know what psi I should set my tires to. The manual says 35 at most. The tires are Yokohama Type S(I KNOW, NOT THE BEST TIRE OUT THERE BUT ITS OK) on the tires it says 51psi MAX. I was told that you should always go 5psi under the max. Is this true? Or should I always fill it up to the MAX? Also which psi do I fallow the 35max on the manual or the 51psi MAX on the tire?: For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/avEoo That is because the tire does not tell you the tire pressure you should use - how could it? The tire has no idea if it is mounted on a BMW, a Pontiac or a Toyota so how could a recommended inflation pressure possibly be listed there? All the tire tells you is a safety warning about the maximum load the tire can support at its maximum inflation pressure. That is a safety warning, not a suggestion. Go ahead, read it again. The recommended inflation pressure is the one on the car.

Q: Can I use a P215/65R15 tire to replace a blown P215/70R15 tire on my minivan?: No they have to match or it will make the van drive bad on the front it will pull the trans will have issueAs 1 tire will move faster than the other

Q: The tires are Traction A and Temperature B, I need to drive where chains are required but I need to know can I drive my car with those tires with out chains??: Chains required is something they make tractor trailers do, not cars. A good all-season will do nearly as well in snow as a dedicated snow tire. Snow tires make more sense for people who use high performance tires in the summer. If you're going to drive thousands of miles in the snow, snow tires might make sense. If you're just going to be up there for a trip here and there, don't bother. Once there's a lot of snow you won't be able to drive unless you have a vehicle with a serious off-road package anyways.

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