OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER480 FOR LOADERS AND DOZERS
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 set/month
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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 | ||
Rating | No. | (km/h) | (kPa) | (kg) | (mm) | (mm) | (mm) | |||||
52/80-57 TLS | 68 | ER480 | 10 | 600 | 92500 | 3580 | 1320 | 36.00/6.0 | 97 | 3 | ||
45/65-45 TLS | 58 | ER480 | 10 | 675 | 50000 | 2735 | 1140 | 36.00/4.5 | 69 | 8 | ||
37.5-39 TLS | 44 | ER480 | 10 | 550 | 37500 | 2600 | 950 | 32.00/4.5 | 69.5 | 10 | ||
37.25-35 TLS | 42 | ER480 | 10 | 525 | 33500 | 2445 | 945 | 31.00/4.0 | 70 | 10 | ||
37.5-33 TLS | 42 | ER480 | 10 | 525 | 34500 | 2445 | 950 | 32.00/4.5 | 69.5 | 10 | ||
26.5-25 TLS | 32 | ER480 | 10 | 550 | 17000 | 1800 | 675 | 22.00/3.0 | 54 | 35 | ||
26.5-25 TLS | 28 | ER480 | 10 | 475 | 15500 | 1800 | 675 | 22.00/3.0 | 54 | 35 | ||
26.5-25 TLS | 24 | ER480 | 10 | 400 | 14000 | 1800 | 675 | 22.00/3.0 | 54 | 35 | ||
26.5-25 TLS | 20 | ER480 | 10 | 350 | 13200 | 1800 | 675 | 22.00/3.0 | 54 | 35 |
- Q: I have a 2007 328xi and I need to get new tires. Does anyone know where I can get a list of approved tires so when I bring the car back next year they dont give me a hard time?
- There are plenty on the market. I have found the following selection for you: Pirelli P zero Nero Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Dunlop SP Sport 2000E MFS Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Continental Sport Contact 3 Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3 Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 Tyre Size 255/40Y17
- Q: What is the normal tire pressure?
- General standard tire pressure requirement is about 2.2MPa. Try not to exceed 2.5
- Q: What is the ideal tire pressure for a 2007 Ford Focus SES hatchback? Currently on 16 wheels, all-season Pirelli TiresThanks!
- ford typically underpressures tires on their vehicles to give them a better ride. in return you get poor tire wear and fuel economy. also it can be dangerous if you remember all the tire failures on Explorers in the late 90's to 2002 they were caused by ford recommending only 26 psi in their cars. ignore fords recommendations. 32-35 is typically recommended on passenger cars. the higher end better for fuel economy the lower better for ride and handling. these pressures keep you in the optimal operating pressures for typical passenger car tires to prevent tire failure from too much or too little pressure.
- Q: whats the difference between wide and normal tires?what is a good tire size for a 99 mustang?
- the width of the tire
- 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: Car tires will not be due to how much weight and the lack of pressure situation
- 1, the tire load capacity is the upper limit. Please refer to the sideways load index. 2, tire use is a tire pressure conditions. Please refer to the manufacturer's tire pressure recommended value.
- Q: i noticed that different tires had different patterns on them. some are all squiggly, others are different.why is this?
- Depends on the purpose of the tire. Tires with a strong squiggly pattern, are usually snow or mud tires. Straighter tread are for highway use or around town, tires with a v pattern are like rain tires. Attached is probably one of the best sites on the web for learning about different things on tires, also what all the codes mean.
- Q: I am going to purchase a road bike soon and ride it on the ‘trails‘ around my house. By trails I mean asphault trails that wind through the forests and such. I‘ve seen how rail thin and fragile the tires look and was wondering how durable the tires are? Are the tires meant to take a some rough action or will they pop if a rock gets under it? Basically, should I aim for a Cyclocross bike b/c of the different tires or are road bike tires tougher than I am thinking. THanks
- Today there is a tire for everything. Even narrow tires can offer a little puncture resistance from glass and thorns. But even these tires can bottom out on the rim and get a pinch flat if you ride too small a tire on rough stuff. If you're only riding on paved surfaces road tires are fine. Road tires can be anywhere from 19 to 28mm across. On a cruiser style bike they can be even bigger. Tires come in different sizes so you can try a few different ones to see what you like the best. What's more important when you buy your bike is making sure you get a frame that allows enough clearance for a larger tire. This is really the big difference between a road bike and a cyclocross bike. Road bikes have narrow and shallow clearances for tires since they imagine a rider racing about when they design them. Cyclocross bikes are a little sturdier and have clearance for a large 28 to even a 38 size tire. If you are only on a paved road it won't matter as much. If you want to ride on gravelly trails, like an old rail bed for example, you'll want larger tires and a bike that will take them.
- Q: Who are the poineers in manufacturing tyres ?
- Tyres have been in existence since wheel were first manufactured. Iron tyres protected wooden wheels. Railway wheels still have steel tyres for that purpose - you only have to change the tyre when they wear, not the entire wheel. Pneumatic tyres were invented by Robert William Thomson in 1847 but the first practical ones were made by John Boyd Dunlop 40 years later. It is fair to say that John Dunlop was the main pioneer of pneumatic tyres. Robert Thomson was restricted by the lack of suitable rubber and developed solid rubber tyres instead. So he was the pioneer of rubber tyres.
- Q: All season tires . no humming sounds like those in Z-rated tires . good lookin normal original size ! price range 100-125 each !
- The speed rating has nothing to do with how noisy a tire is. That is a question of overall design and wear. Your car takes a tire sized 205/50R17 XL 93V which sucks for you if you don't like tires with a high speed rating because you have no choice. Its also a rare size which limits your options. The Goodyear Eagle F1 All-Season or Assurance Tripletread, Michelin Pilot Sport AS, or Continental ProContact should suit your noise requirements. Only the Goodyear Eagle GT or Kuhmo Ecsta LX will fall into your price point. I generally don't encourage the use of all-season tires with cars like this. If you live where it snows an all-season tire will be totally inadequate on a powerful rear-drive car like this and if you don't live where it snows or even gets really cold you don't need an all-season tire. A high performance summer tire like the Bridgestone RE760 Sport will work better and be more fun to drive. Get a second set of dedicated winter tires if you live in the snow belt.
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OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER480 FOR LOADERS AND DOZERS
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 set/month
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