OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER430 FOR LOADERS AND DOZERS

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Size	Ply	Pattern	Max speed	Pressure	Loading capacity	O.D of inflation	Section Width	Standard rim	Tread depth	QTY/40'HQ/OT
Size	Rating	No.	(km/h)	(kPa)	(kg)	(mm)	(mm)	Standard rim	(mm)	QTY/40'HQ/OT
35/65-33 TLS	42	ER430	10	600	26500	2075	890	28.00/3.5	58	18
35/65-33 TLS	36	ER430	10	525	23600	2075	890	28.00/3.5	58	18
35/65-33 TLS	30	ER430	10	425	21200	2075	890	28.00/3.5	58	18

Q:i just got my car aligment fix and they told me to to a rotate tires every 7000 miles.do they mean to switch your rear tire for front?and why? i dont get the meaning of this?and if i dont will anything happend to my car?: the reason is that you get even wear on all your tires your tires wear in different places and amounts i think the pattern is right rear to left front left rear to right front and both front to rear on same side nothing will happen except wear on the tires i personally dont i let the front wear put the rears on to replace them and replace the rears id rather buy two tires than four

Q:what causes a tire to pop?: you may have simply hit a big rock causesing a brealk in the steel nbelts the tire swells there into a bump and then it maygo bang for no reason . relax grip the steering wheel tightly take your foot off the gas and ease your car to the shoulder. make no sudden steering moooves as you can roll your tire off its rim causeing damge to your tire rim

Q:When I had my tires rotated last month, Family Tire (the place where I got my tires rotated) told me that I would need 4 new tires by October because they would be worn out by then.I went to a mechanic a week ago, he said that the tires looked fine.My girlfriend says we shouldn‘t need to get the tires rotated because the tires were Sumitomo which, to my understanding, is supposed to be the best tire you can get.I can‘t tell if they‘re worn out or not. Is there a way to tell? I don‘t want to drive on the highway and suddenly get a flat and get in an accident.: There is a rubber RIDGE running across the tire, when that ridge is even with the tread you are at the minimum tread depth allowed ny FED DOT, replace when you see it. T^his is mainly a rain use indicator, running over a nail,screw or BRICK will kill a brand new tire, you may hear it go flat but a BLOW OUT is unlikely these days.

Q:Why are drag-racing tires wide and smooth, whereas passenger-car tires are narrower and have tread? Are there frictional and/or safety considerations? Does this difference between the tires contradict the fact that friction is independent of surface area?: The Iron Age is the last principal period in the three-age system for classifying pre-historic societies, preceded by the Bronze Age. Its date and context varies depending on the country or geographical region. Classically, the Iron Age is taken to begin in the 12th century BC in the ancient Near East, ancient India (with the post-Rigvedic Vedic civilization), and ancient Greece (with the Greek Dark Ages). In other regions of Europe, it started much later. The Iron Age began in the 8th century BC in Central Europe and the 6th century BC in Northern Europe. Iron use, in smelting and forging for tools, appears in Nok civilization in West Africa by 1200 BC.[1] The Iron Age is usually taken to end in the Mediterranean with the onset of historical tradition during Hellenism and the Roman Empire, the onset of Buddhism and Jainism in India, the onset of Confucianism in China, or the early Middle Ages in the case of Northern Europe. The Iron Age roughly corresponds to the stage at which iron production was the most sophisticated form of metalworking. Iron's hardness, high melting point and the abundance of iron ore sources made iron more desirable and cheaper than bronze and contributed greatly to its adoption as the most commonly used metal. The arrival of iron use in various areas is listed below, broadly in chronological order. Because iron working was introduced directly to the Americas and Australasia by European colonization, there was never an Iron Age in either location.

Q:anybody know a good reference source that shows the calculations to find the biggest diameter tires to put on any given car without changing the specs that affect steering/cornering/driveability?: no because in real life,most people realize that a car or truck is manufactured for a specific tire size and just replace them with what the manufacturer designed the vehicle for. Anything that is different or oversize starts running into clearence issues and in many cases costs more money, but does absolutely nothing to add to stability or improvement for the vehicle. In fact raising a vehicle, putting bigger tires on messes up the center of gravity and can increase the chances a vehicle will roll at higher speeds. Some shops will not even mess around with oversize tires, people want to try different sizes, but do not want to pay for all the work it takes to mount and dismount a tire, for no other reason than cool factor.Some tire shops flat refuse to do anything beyond what rhe factory recommends.

Q:best cheap tire place with cheap road hazard warranty: Where are you located? A lot depends on what tire stores are in your area.

Q:I‘m talking about tire shine stuff, like black magic. Being on two narrow tires seems like it might be dangerous to have any oily stuff on the tires. Do they make some kind of tire dressing that is safe on motorcycle tires?: There are tire shine compounds that use lamp black, or carbon to put a black gloss shine, and in my opinion those are dangerous too. the coating hardens the surface. Do not use Armor All either on the seats or on the tires. You may try washing and cleaning the tires, that would be fine, especially when the tires are new, to remove the mold release compound on the tire. No one knows what repeated applications of silicones and plasticizers will do to a bike, as it has not been tested. Why? Professionals know better than to try it. So use Armor-All on your wifes interior upholstery, not the bike.

Q:I got a flat tire today, so I went to a shop nearby. They plugged the flat tire for me, that only cost me $15. I want to know how reliable a plugged tire be? Is it good to drive a long distance trip with it? I plan on driving about 200 miles to another state, but that‘s going be in May.: in most cases when a tire is plugged right the tire is safe and should last the life of the tire . it will have no effects as durability goes an the trip should be safe . but when driving long distance always carry a spare tire and the tool in case you do have a flat tire .

Q:I just got my two front tires replaced on my car. My old tires were 90V's and they have been replaced with 89V's. Would it be a big deal if my rear tires were 90V's. I was always under the impression the letter was the most important aspect of a tire and should match.: 89's and 90's are differ from each other. while "V" indicates speed. But as per my opinion you need to recheck it again and also verify with car tyre experts like mechanic and car tyre agencies.

Q:The OEM tire size for my wheels is 225/75/R15. Can I use 205/75/R15 tires on these wheels?: The tires will fit on the rim but the overall height of the tire will be smaller ( giving you the wrong speed on your speedometer, reading higher than actual speed ) and the 205 tires' load index may be too low for your vehicle which could result in a tire failure ( cannot support the weight of the vehicle )

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