• OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN M08S FOR PORT USING System 1
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OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN M08S FOR PORT USING

OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN M08S FOR PORT USING

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Q: What does the car tire V mean?
V represents the speed level of the tire, V is 240 km / h.
Q: Especially seen on motorcycles with Fat tires. They have FAT rear tires and thinner and maybe even smaller front tires.Why is that so?And can you name me motorcycles with FAT tires both front and rear? Same size etc?
First, the rear tire drives the motorcycle. And the more power you have, the more traction you need in the rear to keep the tire from just breaking loose. But also it can be a matter of style. For many years, Harley Davidsons had no suspension in the rear. The seat was sprung to absorb some shock, but also the rear tire was much bigger/fatter than it needed to be, to cushion the ride somewhat. Today that's part of the style of a cruiser. Many cruisers (Harley's 'Softail', and many Japanese cruisers) hid their rear suspension to look like they have a rigid rear end, and the big rear tire is part of that.
Q: What is the steel thing in the middle of the tires of the car?
The wheel is a cylindrical metal part with a shaft as the center for supporting the tire. In layman's terms, the position of the axle in which the axle is installed is the important zero point of the brake drum (brake disc), the wheel and the axle part.
Q: There is an egg shaped lump on my bicycle tyre. Why does this happen? Do I need a new tyre or inner tube?
Two possible problems that come to mind immediately. #1) The tire (tyre) has scraped up against a curb or been run through a pot-hole breaking the cords under the outer rubber layer. The tire (tyre) may or may not show signs of a scrape. If this is the case, the tire needs to be replaced ASAP. #2) Is the tire (tyre) seated properly on the rim? This is a common problem on older bikes with steel wheels, but can also happen rarely on newer bike with alloy wheels. Flip the bike upside down spin the wheel slowly. Does it seem to be seated properly at all points? If not, deflate the tire (tyre) and put a few dabs of soapy water around the bead. This will act as a lubricant. Re-inflate the tire.
Q: I have a tire where the sides are cracked though the treat is near perfect. It‘s on a car we only drive on occasion.
When I bought my 2012 Nissan Versa in February 2015, it had 4 new tires on it. I punctured one on Saturday. Is there any reason to contact the dealer for a tire warranty ?
Q: Just a simple question ? I‘ve always had good experience with firestone tires but have never hear alot about goodyear tires other then there blimp just an opinion question
Bridgestone Vs Goodyear
Q: What Should I Consider when Buying Used Tires?
Check for bulges, wear on the tire on the surface and at the edges and the date of production, usually provided on the tires in 4 digits. The first two digits represent the week (out of 52 weeks) and the last 2 digits represent year. For instance, if a tire is marked 1104 this means it was made in the eleventh week of year 2004. Generally the older the date, the less useable the tire is supposed to be.
Q: Hey guys well I want to know what psi I should set my tires to. The manual says 35 at most. The tires are Yokohama Type S(I KNOW, NOT THE BEST TIRE OUT THERE BUT ITS OK) on the tires it says 51psi MAX. I was told that you should always go 5psi under the max. Is this true? Or should I always fill it up to the MAX? Also which psi do I fallow the 35max on the manual or the 51psi MAX on the tire?
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/avEoo That is because the tire does not tell you the tire pressure you should use - how could it? The tire has no idea if it is mounted on a BMW, a Pontiac or a Toyota so how could a recommended inflation pressure possibly be listed there? All the tire tells you is a safety warning about the maximum load the tire can support at its maximum inflation pressure. That is a safety warning, not a suggestion. Go ahead, read it again. The recommended inflation pressure is the one on the car.
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?
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Q: the tires have about 25k on them
On an AWD vehicle mismatched tires can overheat the transfer case causing very expensive damage. If the existing tires are more than 20% worn then yes, absolutely replace all 4 at once. Most tire shops will insist on this anyway since they are not eager to pay for your new transfer case. On some models if there is less than 20% wear it is OK to replace a pair so long as the new tires are identical in terms of size, brand and model to the two tires being kept. Consult your dealer or the vehicle manufacturer to be sure. PS Yes, I have actually witnessed AWD systems being damaged by mismatched replacement tires. The last one (about a year ago, 1 tire put on by another shop, not mine) the car lasted about 30 minutes after the new tire was put on before the transfer case gave out. I believe the lawsuit is still pending.

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