• Light Bus Radial Tyre 195R14C LY366 System 1
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Light Bus Radial Tyre 195R14C LY366

Light Bus Radial Tyre 195R14C LY366

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Size:195R14C LY366

Application:The tyre is used to light truck,light bus,mini bus

Pattern characterisic:

1,Three Longitudinal groove greatly enhance the drainage of tyres on wet land

2,Interlaced Tread Pattern Block

The interlaced tread pattern block on tyre shoulder can promote the cross-country performance of tyres

Q: Now we all know that a large tire covers more distance than a smaller tire per revolution. I was curious about how an odometer works with respect to tires - would you actually cover more distance with larger tires, thus cheating the odometer? Or is this calculation just negligible?
bigger or smaller tires affect the number of revolutions of the device thats operates the speedometer. that same device, will also handle the Odoneter The proper factory recomended tires for that car, will give the best and most accurate preformance of your speedometer/ odometer
Q: I went in for a tire repair and they told me they could not repair it due to side wall damage. So they asked me if I wanted to replace the tire for $137. Am I being to paranoid or did they rip me off? (tire size- 205/60r16)
You are being paranoid and they did not rip you off. Sidewall damage is not repairable. Never has been, never will be. And please keep in mind your tires are the most important piece of safety equipment on your car. As for the price of the new tire - without knowing the brand and model and if that includes installation or not I can't really say if it is fair, but it does fall into about the mid-range for that size.
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?
A good question you got. Am stalled by it! I wanted to invent a two-seater plane that could only be charged and could fly as fastest as it could that doesn't require a runway. All you have to do is push a button and then it flies to a direction you want. So i could visit all my new friends out here. Would that not be fascinating and unusual? Indeed this will be an invention of the century and a new milestone in science and technology.
Q: ok can you guys tell me which tire brand is better i only have two options due to CASH!!!! first option is a brand called SUMMIT and the other is a brand called NEXEN the tire size i need is 225/55/16 if any of you guys know where i might find good tires at a low price let me know. thanks
Try craigslist in your area - I just purchased 4 new Kelley Springfield's for $100.00. Often people are cleaning out their garage of tires for vehicles they no longer own for one reason or another. Takes a little time but worth the effort
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: Can anyone tell me the difference between skinwall tires and gumwall tires? Which are better and why?
Gumwall: The tread compound is the same all over the tyre and the sidewall Skinwall: Only the top surface of the tyre is made from tread compound. These tyres are lighter and more expensive than gumwall
Q: What is the difference between an external tonic and a tires?
The biggest difference between internal and external complement is the degree of adhesion to the tire.
Q: i need new tires for my rsx and one of these tires is cheaper than the other, im just wondering why and which would be better for my car.
Z tires have a higher speed rating than the H. they tend to hold their form at consistant high speeds 100mph plus for extended time periods
Q: iam looking for 20 inch bmx style gt airbag tires. they are no longer in production so now gt puts kendas on their bikes. does anybody know where to find these tires??
There's something wrong with your story. Most bicycle companies put OEM, Original Equipment Manufactuer, tires on their bike. I don't like the tires that come on the bike when it is new, they are tighter on the rim, and hard to remove and reinstall if you need a new innertube. Kenda makes fine tires. Kendas are inexpensive, but theres nothing wrong with them. You could easily get 3,500 miles rear and 5,000 miles front on a set of Kenda Tires.
Q: I have a 2003 Honda Civic LX Sedan and still have the original tires on it. I was thinking of replacing them but didn‘t realize how many brands and types of tires are out there. Can someone please point me in the right direction on what types of tires I should consider.
You need to think about how you drive and the conditions you may find on the road. I think Tiger Paws are the best for most drivers. However if you are performance minded it will take some research on your part to find the best tires for you. The Tire Rack site has the most complete site for comparison. But if you want to buy the tires locally your selections may be very limited. Beware that there a lot of good prices (at first glance) out there on tires from China. I gave them one chance on my car and not again. My Dad (87 and not into speed or cornering like I am) did no better with his. Make sure you know where the tires were made!!!!!!!! The name on the tire is no indication.

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