OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER330 FOR LOADERS AND DOZERS AND MOTOR GRADERS

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Q: I need your opinion on goodyear weatherhanders tires and goodyear intergity tires. please give as much detail with experience as possible. thanks: Below are peoples reviews on the integrity tires, could not find info on the weather handlers. If you look at the ranking of the intergritys they rank 18th out of 21 tires surveyed, follow the links and see all 18 tires which scored better in this survey. Interestingly the Goodyear Assurance tires came in first in the survey.

Q: i looked at new wheels for a 2004 ford f150 . they are 17x9 what is the best tire size to put on them?: the tire size that should work the best is on a tag on the drivers door . I know that Ford has done some testing etc and they put the tires on to keep up the fuel ratings etc. in most cases this works ok. but if you increase or decrease the recommended size of the tires then your mileage or performance may suffer. of course just putting on wider tires wont change any ratios . there is a lot of variables involved Hope this helps

Q: I have a 1998 Toyota Corolla VE and It currently has 4 14 inch tires. I want cheap tires and installed and balanced for a good price. I found 4 tires they are 15 inch tires. Can these still fit on my car I dont know about tires any help? they are a good price then I need to go somewhere to get them balanced and put on: I went to Firestone and got a set of 185 r14 tires on my 98 Corolla CE. Those replaced a set of the same that served me for about 40,000 miles. They were cheap. You cannot put 15 inch tires on 14 inch rims because they will not hold air and will simply flop around loose on the rim. You could go to a salvage yard and get a used set of the right size tires and that will be the cheapest deal you can get- and maybe not good quality, but they'll roll. There are better performing tires than the Firestones I got, but I don't need to make right turns at 40 mph. I would have gotten Hankook tires but they were sold out everywhere. The Hankooks grip better than the Firestones and wear well and long. They may be a little cheaper than Firestones.

Q: How often am I suppose to rotate the tires on my car???: I usually rotate my tires with every second oil change which is every 9 months or so.

Q: wat is different between normal tyre n rotation tyrewich one is more better: To make a tyre that works equally well facing both ways, must involve some kind of comprimise in handling, road noise, wet performance or tyre life. That's why most of the high-performace tyres (anything from a family size car upwards) are rotational or asymmetric (have an inside and an outside so have to be fitted correctly on a wheel). For a small, low powered car (fiesta, clio and so on), the difference doesn't really matter, but for a bigger/faster car, go for a rotational or asymmetric. On thing with a rotational tyre, it only works properly when fitted the right way round, so if you use a spare wheel with the tyre the wrong way round you should get it changed as soon as possible

Q: truck tires: i dont know about truck tyres but i have used both on my vauxhall vx220 and found michelin grip ther track better and last allot longer. dont know if this helps but hope it does.

Q: If my tires are 51psi max for front and 44psi max in the back and the factory psi on door panel is 44 then what should i inflate the tires too if there all the same size.Next month they will all be 51psi when I get other two replaced.: here is the deal the car manufature designes the car and rates it for normal driving conditions as long as your normal this will be ok some times the dealer is wrong ie the ford explorer famos for the tires going bad yes the tires were defective however the problem was made worse bu the low tire presure causing higher heat lower presure causes heat buildup in the tire now to much presure will give you a stiffer ride low profile tires require a higher presure so the tire wont flex around curves or when you hit a chuck hole if you cary extra weight like i do you need extra presure i run 50 psi in the rear and 45 psi in the front to get the ride i need tire presure always increases when its hot so if you max out when cold you may be to much warm so i would stick with manufacture persure unless you alter something like addtng low profile tires thain i would go with manufacture presure ,,or,, tire max presure - 5 psi wichever is the highest

Q: I want to know the correct tyre pressure for my Hyundai Verna with Tyre size 175/70/R14 and it also has alloy rims. I have heard that one needs to increase the Tyre pressure after installing alloy wheels. Is that true ?: The pressure on the door jam is for the stock wheel and tire combo. It is usually lower than what is labeled on the tire. Car companies don't like to run the tires at the recommended pressure on the tire because they want it to ride nice.If you want to get good life out of the tire use the rating on the tire. The tire manufactures put that pressure rating on there for a reason.

Q: I want to be tired cuz I have to wake up early and I don‘t want to be tired then: If you don't want to wake up tired, I suggest you get a good-nights rest. Don't eat, watch tv, use a computer, or listen to music. Dim the lights and do slow activities like knitting. Or just lie in bed. You'll eventually feel tired enough to sleep.

Q: I want to buy tires but don't know what all those numbers mean. This is what my tire says 205/55R16 91H What does this mean?: The 205 means the tire is 205 MM wide, the 55 means the tire from the rim to the ground is 55% of 205 or 112.75 MM tall, the R stands for radial, the 16 is the rim diamater, I don't know what the 91 is but the H is the tires speed rating, which means the tire is built to sustain 120 MPH for an extended period of time.

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