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: 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?: Tire size will have no affect on camber and caster. It does not matter if you have a 20 tire or a 60 tire the camber and caster will always be the same. The only thing that would change with tire size is the toe setting but it would be a very small difference unless you were changing tire height by like 6 or more.

Q: 4x4 tyre 255/60/15 h.any one know what the tyre pressure is on this tyre size,or where i can get it.: check the drives dooryou will find a sticker if the Tires are the Origanal Equipment this will give you the proper amount .

Q: Ive got a slow leak in my front left tire. I put air in every couple days. Will Fix a Flat work till i buy a new tire or is that only good for flat tires. Is there something else to use?: There are 2 potential problems with using Fix-a-flat. If either one applies to you, I would not use it. 1) If you have alluminum wheels. Fix-a-flat will eat away at the finish on the inside of the wheel, and eventually cause a leak in the wheel, which would eventually cause you to replace an expensive wheel. 2) if your car is 2003 or newer, it probably has a tire pressure sensor inside the wheel that lets you know if a tire is low. There is a tiny hole in the sensor where air goes through to monitor the air pressure. Fix-a-flat can clog that tiny hole, ruining the tire sensor, causing you to replace an expensive sensor.

Q: Why are snow tires different is it the pattern or the rubber. Whats up. I have summer tires only on my car do i really need to spend 4 hundreds dollars on snow tires or is there not much difference. Just wandering!!!: Yes there is a major difference. The winter tires or snow tires which you refer to them as have increased tread depth. What that means is the grooves on the tires are deeper which increase the amount of traction that you get in wintry or icy conditions. Summer tires would limit your traction causing you to possibly lose control on those conditions. That is why many decide to get all season tires because they are less expensive and you don't have to change them due to the conditions. All season tires are better because the traction adapts to the conditions based on the way they are built. So I would recommend purchasing those because they will be better in the long run. At the moment you have no choice but to spend because if you try to drive in wintry conditions with summer tires, then you won't get the traction you need to drive safely.

Q: i have p225 55 r16 tires on my mustang but i got p225 60 r16 tires on it now they are in the back is that a big dirrerence wil;l it hurt my car or anything: these tires are the " P Metric System" , do not confuse it with the old 50 series and 60 - 70 series tires of yester years . p225 means these tires are 225mm in width. 55 means these tires have a sidewall height that is 55% of the tire width.(in this case 123.75mm) r means radial and 16 is the rim diameter. therefore 225/60R16 are the same width and rim diameter, but the sidewall height is 135mm. So these tires being 11.25mm taller ( less than 1/2 inch ) you shouldn't notice much of a difference in handling at all. If you only have the 60's in the back the rear tires will simply be a tiny bit taller and the same width as the front.

Q: the inside treads of my tires are bald but the outside ones are not, is this normal?: No this is not normal on a properly aligned car. You have a toed-out condition which is pretty common after a few miles on the car. Think of the tires as being completely parallel and then aim each one outward a couple of degrees. Then you can see why the tires wear on the inside.

Q: Which number in the tire size determines the profile of the tire...and is the smaller the number the lower profile: Here is an easy example: 120/90-18 120=120mm wide / 90=90% of width is the profile(90% of 120mm heigth) -18=18inch rim... A 120/80-18 would be the same width (120mm)but lower profile since it's aspect ratio is only 80% of the width instead of 90%

Q: Such as 175 / 70R14: Tire is an important part of the car, there are more than 10 kinds of markers on the car tires, the correct identification of these markers on the tire matching, use, maintenance is very important for the protection of traffic safety and extend tire life is of great significance. Tire Specifications: Specifications are tire geometric parameters and physical properties of the logo data. Tire specifications are often used in a set of numbers, the previous number indicates the width of the tire section, and the latter number indicates the rim diameter in 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. Level: level refers to the tire layer as a plastic layer of the number of layers, and the actual number of ply is not exactly the same, is an important indicator of tire strength. Level with the Chinese logo, such as 12 levels; with the English logo, such as "14P.R" that is 14 layers of pole. Cylindrical material: Some tires are individually marked, such as "nylon" (NYLON), generally marked after the level; the world's tire manufacturers marked in the specifications, with the first letter of the Chinese alphabet, such as 9: 00-20N , 7.50-20G, etc., N for nylon, G for steel, M for cotton, and R for rayon. Load and pressure: the general mark the maximum load and the corresponding pressure, the load to "kg" as a unit, the pressure that tire tire pressure, the unit is "kPa." Rim Size: Indicates the rim size that matches the tire. Easy to use.

Q: There are letters on the size of the tires and chains what do those letters represent?I bought chains for My truck Chevy silverado and never used them, my cousin has a Chevy Tahoe. The Box read the other measurements that the chain can be put on, there was a measurement almost perfect to my cousins size but instead of a P in the beginning of the measurement it had an LT. what does that mean? will the chain still fit? Hope its not confusing! Thanks.: yep, they will fit, the LT is for light truck, possibly a 6 ply tire, but as long as the sizes are the same, they should work

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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