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OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER450 FOR DUMP TRUCKS AND MOTOR GRADERS

OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER450 FOR DUMP TRUCKS AND MOTOR GRADERS

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Giant OTR Tires E-4

Off the road bias tyre for dump trucks and motor graders  

Greater cut resistance and heat resistance

Different tread compounds for consumers' requirements

Exceptional stability and long tire life

High quality and competitive prices

SizePlyPatternMax speedPressureLoading capacityO.D of inflationSection WidthStandard rimTread depthQTY/40'
RatingNo.(km/h)(kPa)(kg)(mm)(mm)(mm)OT/HQ
21.00-33 TTF36ER4505055012000200057515.00/3.05428

Q: What are the main raw materials for tire manufacture?
Mainly with natural rubber, carbon black, butadiene, styrene butadiene, steel generally so few
Q: What was wrong with the tires?
They had to many of the tires blow up and they didn't want to be sued any more. I had the recalled tires on my explorer, so I went down and got them replaced, What a mistake I made. The old tires had 137,000 miles on them and they looked brand new. Put on the new ones and at 165,000 miles the tires are junk.
Q: Is there some kind of code on the tire?
The production code on all tires are not equal but you will see a special code in an ellipse shape on at least 80% of all tires on the market, and that will help you find tire date of manufacture. The last 4 digits on the ellipse tells us tire manufacture date. The first 2 digits is PRODUCTION WEEK and the last 2 digits is the YEAR. Assuming there are 4 weeks in a month, we can say that this tire was manufactured by the end of March 2003 (1212th week of the year, 03Year 2003). 5000 means 50th week of year 2000, which means December 2000.
Q: Aircraft tires can carry heavy loads at tremendous speeds, unlike the regular car tiresso is possible for the material used for aircraft tires be molded into a size of a regular car tire and be used effectively for brakes and jumping cars over high heights?
They are the same as car tires- they just have more reinforcement material in them to tolerate the very high inflation pressures (over 200psi, about 6 times the pressure of a car); high rotation speeds (up to 250 mph/400 km/h) and high brake temperatures (which lead to use of nitrogen instead of air for pressurization. The shock absorption is from the landing gear oleo strut (oil filled cylinder), not the tire- so for jumping cars you would need landing gear. Bear in mind that jetliners land only on nice smooth runways. Car tires built like aircraft tires would be smaller and narrower (higher pressure) which would be great for fuel economy but noisy and harsh riding (kind of like racing bike vs mountain bike tires).
Q: My Chev express van takes p245/75r16 tire but i want a heavy duty LT235/75R16 TIRE
LT (light truck) tires are designed around the same basic rules as commercial tires. They have sufficient reserve capacity factored into the formulas used to designate their max load capacity. P-metric and Euro metric tires, however, are not designed using the same set of rules. Their sizing system is designed for use on personal use vehicles which are normally less likely to be overloaded compared to a truck or commercial vehicle. When looking at the max load of P-metric or Euro metric tires being used on light truck type applications (full size van, SUV, pickup truck, minivan, etc) the tire's max load must be reduced by 9%. It is always best to stay with the vehicle manufacturer's recommended load range even if you don't plan to carry a lot of weight.
Q: some tire belt is showing?
Cliff is correct and I agree with him. you are pushing you luck if you value your life. To think he received a thumbs down for his answer. but we all know most thumb downers here on YA are not that smart, and as you see the thumb downer didn't have an answer.
Q: im new to driving and owning my own car! and I need new tires! I was expecting them to be like 200$ total! but I was wrong, the one I need are 146$ a tire which would bring the total up to like 560! why are tires so expensive?
The technology, design and engineering that comes with today's tires come at a price. And for good reason, tires are simply maybe the most important component of your automobile, you do not want to go cheap. However, there are many good quality budget brand tires available in the current market. If your feel the quote you were given is too high you might want to continue shopping elsewhere. What year, make and model of automobile are you driving? I am certain there is a quality budget priced tire available for you. Consider quality budget tire brands such as General, Goodrich, Hankook, Kumho, and Yokohama when selecting your tires.
Q: The driver front is 225The passenger front is 235The driver rear is 235The passenger rear is 225.The Tire pressure light is on. Is the different tire size the cause of this issue?
The tire size will not set a tire pressure light but I would recommend rotating tires so you have the same size on the same axle. If I knew what the standard size for your car I would recommend putting that tire on front so the speedo is not off. Also set the tires to the inflation rating on the door or in the owners manual that should turn off the tire pressure light.
Q: I took my car to a shop to have 2 rear tires put on once I pulled out of the parking lot the car was shaking a little bit and was doing until febuary when the rear passenger side tire went flat the tire was shredded when I pulled over I went and got a new tire put on and now that tire is going flat to the car was still shaking when I drive it after putting the new tire on what are things that could be causing this?
I know exactly what could be wrong sounds like you have a bent wheel issue. This usually happens when you hit a pot hole. Go back to the shop and tell them to check the wheel and bead on the tire. If the bead on the tire is damaged in any way then the tire is no good and has to be replaced. But since you said you been feeling vibrations it is a high possibility the wheel is bent. If the wheel is bent the tire will still mount on the tire and hold air but your wheel assembly will still be leaking slowly were you can't notice it until you start seeing that its getting flat slowly. When you take your vehicle back to the shop have them spin the wheel assembly on the tire balancer and look how the tire is spinning. The wheel assembly should be spinning smoothly with no hop. If it is bent you will see the assembly hoping while spinning. Also it can be that the bead on the wheel has corrosion or if it's a chrome wheel chrome peel.
Q: Car tires jogging gas what reason?
Foreign body into the tire to the foreign body is the most common tire damage. Easy to penetrate the tires of foreign matter, including nails, screws, wire, glass fragments, sharp stones, tiles and so on. Among these foreign bodies, nails and screws are most likely to pierce the tire, resulting in tire leaks, but also inserted in the tire damage, not timely clean up, it may exacerbate the damage to the damaged parts of the tire. Check the method: the tires tied to the foreign body, we only carefully observe the tire surface can be found. If the parts of the foreign body is more subtle, we can also sprinkle water on the surface of the tire, find the place where the bubbles emerge, and sometimes even hear the "hissing" of the gas.

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