• 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: Friends say my car tires a bit narrow, I suggest that a wide point, do not know okay?
Tire specifications are often used in a set of numbers, the previous number represents the width of the tire section, and the latter represents the rim diameter in inches. For example, 165/70R14 represents a 165 mm wide tire, a flatness of 70, and a rim diameter of 14 inches. The middle of the letter or symbol has a special meaning: "X" that high-pressure tire; "R", "Z" said radial tire; "a" that low-pressure tire. Q: 160 km / h; R: 170 km / h; S: 180 km / h; T: 190 km / h; H: 210 km / h; V: 240 km / h; W: 270 km / h; Y: 300 km / h; ZR speed is higher than 240km / h.
Q: What is the size of the 2003 Saturn Vue Premium tires for a V6 FWD?
The tire size should be stamped on the sidewall of the tire. It would be very difficult to guess the tire size on a Saturn without knowing what size and style the wheels are. Most tire manufacturers have more than one size of tire that will fit a given wheel diameter and width. To answer the question, we would need to find a Saturn with the same size of wheels as what is on your car and then look to see what size of tire was mounted. The tires may not be identical all the way around the car.
Q: See how the bulls inflate the car tires quickly
The valve core demolition, and quickly plus full, remove the gas pipe, quickly put the valve core and then adjust the pressure
Q: I have an '09 Elantra with all season tires. Living in Canada, it's best for me to have winter tires for the winter. I'm reading up on some. My original tires specs say 195/65TR15.What does this mean? What size tires can I get? I'm looking to purchase steel rims as well. Looking at tire specs: P195/65R15 89S - what does the P and the 89S mean/stand for?
P means passenger 195 is the width of the tire in millimeters 65 is the height of the sidewall; 65% of 205mm R radial 15 15 inch rim 89 is the load rating; you'd have to look up a chart for that S is the speed rating; also look up a chart
Q: I live in CT and I want to get 4 new tires for my 95 toyota camry, do you suggest snow tires or all season tires, can I use the snow tires during the summer, what is the actual difference
Snow tires are great for the winter, but they do not perform well during the summer. The traction is less than optimal and they wear quickly. But, you could get a set of rims from a junk yard to put winter tires on and swap them off in the spring with the summer tires. Trust me, once you go winter tires, you never want to go back. I should think of a rhyme for that. Anyway, my local junk yard only charges $15 for a cheap steel rim. It pays for itself really quickly when you consider mount and balance costs.
Q: Could a tire patch (plug?) cause the tire to go out of round? I had a puncture nearly dead center in the threads; I took the tire to a local big box and had the puncture repaired. The tires were balanced and rotated. The repaired tire was placed front side passenger. At highway speeds the tire wobbles or shakes. At 300 miles I checked and noticed it was inflated to 42 PSI when 32 PSI is recommended. I had the tire rebalanced and it still shakes. There were no issues before the repair. Can repairs be removed an redone?
If the tires were balanced at the tire shop, then the repair did not make the tire go out of round. That's the whole point of balancing, to make sure the tire is properly balanced. Something happened to your tire after leaving there.
Q: If not are there any bulletproof tires?
No and yes. Kevlar in itself is not bulletproof, anymore than a piece of lumber is a house. But Kevlar woven in certain ways and in certain layers can be bulletproof. The Kevlar used in tires is not used for its bullet-resisting qualities. It is used for other reasons. There are some bullet-resistant tires, and tires that run when flat. These tires are not worth the price for the average person, since they don't perform as well on the street as regular tires do. Also, the chances of having your tires shot out are pretty low, and insignificant. If someone is shooting your tires, you have a lot more to worry about than whether or not they are bulletproof.
Q: the tire pressure.
Keep an eye on your tires. They are expensive and take a beating. You should listen to your tires while you are driving. Notice the normal vibration on the same roads you use every day. After you accidentally chew into a curb or hit a pothole, pay attention to these things. And when you stop, get down and look at the sidewalls for damage or bulge.
Q: how much should used tires run?what a fair market price should be.so what i should be looking for
Think to yourself, Why are the tires being replaced? Because they were not good/safe enough to be run on the last persons vehicle. I never recomend used tires as you're buying someone elses problems. The only time I would ever recomending a used tire is when you have 3 good tires and 1 thats damaged and needing replacement, trying to track down one of the same type with the same amount of tread is the only time I would ever recomend used tires. Tires now adays are cheap for some brands, take a look at Kelly, GT Radial, Continental, Hankook and some of the other low end sister companies to brand name tires (like Kely is sister to Dunlop Tires). Some offshore brands are half decent as well, I would personally go after a cheaper tire then to buy a used tire. I've seen some starting at $40/tire, and up, depending on the size and style. Plus, unlike used tires, you will get a manufacture warranty (depends at times, sometimes they ask for proof of purchase), as well as warranty from the company that installed them.
Q: I have a 94 Civic with 205/45/16 tires in the back and I need to change the front tires and found a good deal on 205/40/16 tires. What are any of the drawbacks if I did this?
nope, the front whell drive side to side is all that have to be the same size, back in the day, I put larger tires on the back, and smaller on the front for the look.

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