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OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN B06S FOR DUMPERS

OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN B06S FOR DUMPERS

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Q: Need new tires for me 02 escalade wondering if anyone could tell me if these tires are good or not if not any other recommendations for around $150 a tire
Instead of guessing get it checked out by a BMW mechanic. As already mentioned it will be expensive to look at and repair.
Q: Honda CMX250 Tire Change out?
It would probably be best to find a motorcycle tire size converter. I bet Mr. Google can find one for you in less than 1 second.
Q: Im doing a presentation for my marketing class selling bike tires. I need to know the material composition of a bike tire, if there s any warranty or Guarantee, and for how long on bike tires.The price of an average mountain bike tire?Thank you.
most tires (bikes, cars, etc.) primary part is rubber. then there is a cord made of kevlar or other material for strength and puncture resistance (no tire is puncture proof) avg price of a MTB tire: $ 25.00 no warranty or guarantees on most tires for most bikes
Q: Will I notice any significant difference between 700x32c tires and 700x35c tires in terms of speed/ease? Thanks!
A couple of decades or so ago, some well meaning engineers did some rolling resistance tests on tires and found that higher pressures led to lower rolling resistance. Their data was undeniable. Unfortunately, their tests were flawed and so their conclusions were wrong. They tested on a smooth surface. I don't know about where you live but a nice smooth road is hard to come by around here. Their conclusions hold up nicely on a nice smooth velodrome. Out on the roads, it's not so simple. More recent testing has shown that the rougher the surface, the lower the pressure you want. High pressure tires apparently fight the little bumps in the road harder than lower pressure tires and end up having more rolling resistance. Narrow tires need higher pressures than fatter tires in order to avoid bottoming out on bumps which will cause pinch flats. Fatter tires also require more material so they are necessarily heavier which could be an issue for climbing. The difference between 32c and 35c is going to be small in any case.
Q: I‘m getting ready to purchase new tires and Im not sure what kind to get.Is there a big difference in regular tires and snow tires?I really need some good honest advice on this.Thanks so much for any help.
Snow tires (also known as winter tires) have tread patterns specifically designed to dig down and bite into snow and ice, plus they are made from softer rubber compounds that retain their flexibility in cold weather, allowing the tire to better conform to the surface of the road. Regular tires tend to get hard and brittle in cold temperatures As a result, winter tires keep a better grip on snowy and icy surfaces than regular all-season or summer tires
Q: This is my first time getting tires for my car and I am thinking about getting it from discount tires. I wasn‘t sure if I should make an appointment first or not and I would appreciate it if you let me know how the whole tire buying process unfolds. Thanks
Have you checked for blown fuses? Relays? This should always be the first step for diagnosing electrical issues.
Q: I had got 2 used tires from this place not too long ago.After I put them on my car starts bumping.I know my car needs an alignment but it shoudnt be bumping like it was.Later,my mom had a blow out.All the metal inside the tire came out on the side.The tire had small cracks in it as well.Was the tire bad?At the same time I had a bent rim on the other side but that tire didnt blow.I been riding on it smooth before I got those 2 used tires.
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Q: Hi guysHow to check which tire size fits on which rim?For example a 215 / 55 / R17 tire. Now I know that 215 is the width of the tire.55 is the height of the tire from the rim.R17 is the size of the wheel in inches.Now how to know what is the width of (RIM) so that the tire above fits ?Cause the rim says 7x15.Thanks in advance!
Police cars commonly used this rim size before the Crown Vic's went to 16's, and they ran 225/70/15 tires with great success. I've run 235/60/15's on this rim size with no problems. However, what car is this going on? It may be the car rather than the wheel that dictates your max tire size. to answer you question intelligently, we'd have to know more. But 215/55/17 will definitely NOT fit.
Q: Alright so my tire size is 225/45/17. Do I have to get a tire that is 225 and that is the only thing that will fit my rim? Or will like, 205 or other sizes fit as well?
The tires will, for the most part work fine. The problem that comes to my mind is that while the studded tires on the front (drive) tires will really help you go on slick surfaces, stopping can be hazardous since the front will have excellent traction, the rear won't. This could easily cause the car to spin around when trying to stop quickly on that same slick surface. My advice is four studded or no studded on a front wheel drive.
Q: what is the tyre pessures fo 195/45 r15 78v
The maximum tire pressure should be moulded into the sidewall on every tire. But, that is only the maximum pressure for that specific tire. You should always go by the vehicle manufacturer's tire inflation specifications for best fuel economy, and ride comfort. Most manufacturer's put a sticker in the door jamb, or glove box, sometimes it's even behind the fuel door. When in doubt, about 35 psi should get you down the road without abnormal tire wear, and decent fuel economy.

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