OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN B01N

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Q: How often do you buy new tires.a guy told me to get new tires.i had these 3 years: Age is unimportant. Tread wear and damage is what you look for. I was taught to use a penny as a gauge. Take a penny and turn it with Abe's head toward the tire. Put it into each groove in the tread. If the top of Abe's head is just slightly covered by the raised part of the tire, your tire is still legal. However, do not just do this in one groove. Go across the whole tire making the same test. The link below will explain this whole matter for you.

Q: Why do people say to wait 100 miles before pushing tires hard but when people put on brand new tires at the track they are good to go after a few laps?: Race tyres are NOTHING like street tyres. They are far softer, and as a result, the shiny, smooth surface of the tread wears off very quickly. They also get much of their traction from the tyre heating up when used and becoming more pliable - road tyres don't do this to any significant extent. Try working a road tyre too hard too soon, and you'll feel like you're riding on ice. Good luck!

Q: About the tire level of the car?: In the installation should pay attention to: the same axle should be equipped with the same specifications, structure, manufacturers, pattern tires

Q: Taxes for cars that have been taxed for continuous production Why can not we deduct the consumption tax on outsourcing?: This is the provisions of the GST.

Q: For optimum performance and mileage (I realize these may be independent of each other) do you run the tire at the tire manufacture‘s air pressure rating or the motorcycle manufacture‘s rating? For example MC‘s rating is 33 front / 36 rear. Tire manufacturer‘s ratings are 38/42: The M/C rating is good for that bike. Basically the best pressure for normal street use. For optimal grip use will use a lower pressure that will vary for given conditions, one problem with running lower tire pressures is they will react abit squirrelly until they get up to temperature. Think track riding for that or serious fun run. You will get better mileage out of tire running higher pleasures, I read somewhere that you will get 1.3% per foot pound but you can only go as far as the sidewall is reated for. Also keep in mind that you will be sacraficing grip with the higher preasures. All of the screwing around is not worth it to me, differant tire preasures affect the way you will want you suppention set-up as do differant tires. I constantly run my rr at the recommended tire by Honda but run my f4i 4lbs low, but this bike is mainly set-up for the local track and rarely sees the road anymore, just every once and awhile. Mileage should be negladgeable on a bike so why suffer grip at for a few dollars saved.

Q: all tires have proper pressure: A couple things. 1) the tire pressure sensors aren't on all the time. They are inside your tire and they have a battery in them. When the car starts moving fast enough the sensors activate and send tire pressure information. That helps to save the battery. So due to this, your low pressure light may take 10 miles or so of driving before it turns off. 2) How old is the car? As I said, these things are battery operated and after 5 or 6 years they do go bad.

Q: Hi, I have been wanting to buy a motorcycle for a very long time now and just started wondering one day what would happen if you got a flat tire on a motorcycle? I mean, if you got a flat tire somehow then you‘d pretty much be dead, especially on a highway. Is there some kind of safety protection that prevents flat tires? Maybe stronger tires that can‘t be pierced through by nails, glass, etc.?: most useful for towing other HD applications keeps the transmission fluid from overheating and becoming less of a lubricant more like sludge and carbon particles

Q: What‘s the tire size bigger than 700x28C that can still fit to a 700x18c rim?: 700x18c rim have to measure the internal measurement of rim if 17mm could take 700x 35c. Problem is that might not have clearance for frame, forks,as you havent stated type of bicycle measure inside of rim width and refer[ sheldon brown tyre sizing ]in that section shows measuring rim width and chart as to what tyre sizes can fit that rim width.

Q: How to identify the type of car tires: Such as a tire size of 205/55 / R16 91V 205 - refers to the tire width of 205 mm. 55 - refers to the tire flat ratio, that is, the height of the section is 55% of the width. R - refers to the tire for the radial tire (the tire inner layer for the radiation tire manufacturing) 16 - refers to the rim diameter is 16 inches. 91 - refers to the load index 91, on behalf of the tire can bear the maximum load 615 kg, four tires is 615 × 4 = 2460 kg. V-refers to a speed level of 240 km / h

Q: I have a road bike with tires 700x28. A few people have mentioned that if I change the tires to 700x23 I can gain a couple or so mph on my average. Is this true? If I reduce the width of the tire I can gain some speed? Also, if I do that would I have to change my rings as well to fit the 23 mm tire?: The best way to know what the problem is, is to hook a scan tool to your vehicle to see what sensor or sensors are not working properly. Run a diagnostic on ABS system will driving your vehicle to see what readings you are getting from your sensors. Once you know which ones are not working properly, check wiring and sensor(or sensors) replace sensor or repair wiring. Most sensors are easy to replace which have a wiring harness plug and one mounting bolt. You may have to remove the tire(or tires) to fix your problem. If you remove tires use jack stand to hold vehicle up safely, don't trust the jack to hold it up.

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