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OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN B02N FOR GRADERS DOZERS LOADERS ARTICULATED SUMP TRUCKS

OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN B02N FOR GRADERS DOZERS LOADERS ARTICULATED SUMP TRUCKS

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FOR GRADERS DOZERS LOADERS ARTICULATED SUMP TRUCKS

With wide and stabile tread. Excellent traction and adhesion. Designed to deliver exceptional operator and for articulated truck

Q: whats the tire pressure supposed to be on a 94 f150?icant read the small print on the tires.
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Q: i just got my rims black but in less than a sec i realized than i needed my tires to be black too.not just like dark grey or whatever you call them. so my question is are this tire polisher/ cleaning products going to damage my rim paint? can they somehow fade or cause the paint to chip off ?
There is no such thing as tire polish, just greasy polymers like Armor all that make the tires look wet. Don't waste your time, nobody cares. .
Q: Im planning on buying tires to my whip.right now im thinking what tires to buy.yokohama, falken,toyo,kumho.so which ones i should buy and y?????im loooking for some sports tires.n what the websites where i can get tires for decent price???thx
use westleys blech-wite you can get it at auto-zone or any other of those car part stores. it does wonders turns brown letters completly white and it cleans anything else off the black tred as well.
Q: In most cars there is a tag alongside the drivers door indicating relevant information including recommended tire size to use and tire pressure to apply. My question is: Assuming that the car owner will need new tires periodically using different brands but the same size, does the recommended car manufacturer tire pressure still apply or does it necessarily have to change. Every time I get my tires balanced and rotated, the mechanic always overpressurize the tires by about 5 psi although I suggested to them to follow the pressure listed on the tag.
The answer has been provided. However, I wish to expand that you need to use Google Search to find credible and accredited automobile sources of information for there is loads of information as to tires that most people have no idea exist. For one, there is more than one recommended cold air PSI recommended by car manufacturers. It deals with the weight or payload the car deals with. For one person in an daily commute to/from work, there is a recommended cold temperature PSI. That same car going a road trip with more people and luggage, more payload, needs a higher PSI to handle the temperatures generated by the speed and to handle to increased weight. Tire temperature can reach 200 degrees F in normal driving. This means that in a cold morning with cold tire temperatures the grip capacity of the tires is reduced. By not knowing this, people take chances as to speed, following distances, speed in turns, etc. and end up spinning out or crashing due to under or over steering. There is also the issue of kinetic energy. Very complex subject that by being ignored causes millions and millions of car crashes per year. This is my best answer.
Q: What is the normal tire pressure?
General standard tire pressure requirement is about 2.2MPa. Try not to exceed 2.5
Q: measurement of a tires performance
There are many objective ways to measure a tire's performance. Lateral, steady-state cornering grip (usually measured on a skidpad), braking distances, transitional response (such as an emergency lane-change test), road noise, ride quality, and treadwear can all be measured, but these tests usually require specialized instrumentation under controlled conditions to do so. In addition, a tire's performance can be measured subjectively, by way of the driver's impressions. Such characteristics include steering feel, compliance, how progressively the tires give up grip, etc. Obviously, these types of ratings are heavily influenced by whomever happens to be behind the wheel at the time. Bear in mind that ride-and-handling engineers often work with tire manufacturers to set up the car to perform optimally with one particular type of tire (Patrick Bedard, or possibly Csaba Csere, of Car and Driver magazine wrote an excellent column some months ago about this, citing the current Ford Mustang's development as an example). Thus, changing tires on a vehicle can adversely affect the car's performance, even the tire in question may not be a 'bad' tire.
Q: im only 17 years old and i feel tire every single day even on the weekend when i slept like about 14 hours when im tire it means tire not even coffee could do any hlp so is there a soultion to this???
If you are still feeling tired even after 8-9 hours of sleep you problem might not be the amount of sleep that you are getting but the quality. There are several causes of poor sleeping quality. 1) Sleep apnea - literally means not breathing while sleeping (a without, pnea breath). When you fall asleep you relax the soft tissue and muscle surrounding the airways. This reduction in space causes your lungs to have to work harder to maintain the correct oxygen levels. Similar to what happens if you suck too hard on a straw, the increased suction of the lungs eventually causes the airway to collapse and a moment where no air passes into the lung ensues. This causes one to wake up just enough to resume normal breathing. Typically, however, you don't wake up enough to consciously notice it. This stop and go sleeping can greatly effect how tired you are. 2) Hypopnea (pronounced hi-pop-nee-a) - meaning slowed breathing is similar, but not the same as apnea. Typically this is what causes most younger adults trouble with sleeping. It can be caused by smoking, obesity, alcohol, and snoring. Although, you do not actually stop breathing, there are abnormally slow or shallow breaths which eventually lowers the oxygen content in the lungs/tissues. A person, again, wakes up frequently throughout the night, effecting their sleeping. The best way to know if you have one of the two sleep problems listed above is to have a sleep study done. However, if you want some signs before spending your money, there are a couple of indicators of sleep apnea and hypopnea: 1) If you have a significant other or roommate, etc. ask him or her if you snore, suddenly stop breathing while sleeping, or similar. 2) Can you remember your dreams? People who have had corrective surgery and placed on ventilary machines for sleep apnea have described how the suddenly have longer and more vivid dreams. 3) Are you moody or easily angered? This can becaused be the lack of dreams.
Q: I know how to check my tires to see how old they are but how long is the shelf life of the tire? Does it vary from manufacturer to manufacturer? Does the quality of the tire make a difference? $75 tire VS $150 tire?
Most of the time the more expensive tires have better rubber compound for more traction and longer life. Good Luck...
Q: I have 30x10.5x15 tires on my Jeep Wrangler TJ 2004. I need new tires,have a deal on 31x11x15. Will they fit without at a lift?
You can fit 31s in there, but if you offroad you will stuff the tires in the wheelwells. If you want to go bigger, consider getting a $200 Budget Boost, which will give you a little more suspension clearance. The 31s will then clear easily, and you may be able to put 32s under there (but again you'll stuff them when you offroad). Also keep in mind the strength of your axle and the size of your engine. If you have a 2.5L engine, the bigger tires will cost you in power and highway speed.
Q: Is it because the narrower tire at the same pressure is under inflated?
Tire rolling resistance on the road is caused by: 1. Internal friction and hysteresis within the tire’s materials, and 2. On rough roads, small bumps lifting the bike and rider slightly on each little impact. The wider tire will have a shorter contact patch and hence less tire deflection. if the tire pressure is the same, the area of the contact patch must be the same to support the same load. However, the shorter the contact patch, the lower the vertical depth of tire deflection and hence the less the internal friction and hysteresis within the tire’s materials.

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