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Excellent traction capabilities; Long tyre life; Available with either cut-resistance or high-speed capability; High protection in harsh conditions; Designed for trucks.

Q:By my experience, almost all cars experience more tire wear on the front than the rear -- not just front wheel drive cars.I took my 88 Volvo to the Firestone shop to have them re-install the all-weather tires and remove the snow tires. They put the rear tire on the front. When I pointed out that the least worn tire should be on the front, they said this was their policy to avoid oversteer during braking.If many cars, including the 88 Volvo, have tires which wear most on the front, and if they always put the worn tires on the front (even without the customer‘s notification or permission) THEN it is never possible to extend tire wear by rotating the slightly worn tires to the rear.1) Do you know of cars which tend to wear most on the front?2) Isn‘t the point of rotating tires to extend the life of the tires by swapping front to rear?To me this is just a scam by Firestone to sell more tires. And incidentally, they would have to put the brand new tire on the REAR, minimizing overall tire life.
alway place better tire on rear standard practice not a scam front wheels tend to wear more yes but not reason for placing better tires on rear to prevent fish tailing it rain lost of control standard to place better tire on rear the point of rotating tires to extend the life of the tires by swapping front to rear yes but no reason to rotate a wore out tire over safety of placement which is why they put better tire on rear for your safety you roate tires at every oil change but you dont roate a wore out tire you replace even then new tire go to rear here a few links but youy can search for your self type into search box where to add new tires or just call three brand name tire stores where to place new tires how to check tire tread how to read tire wear
Q:What does car tire t mean?
Car tires T represent the speed level, T the maximum speed of 190 km / h
Q:20 inch tyre size
There are no blue wall 20 inch tires that I know of. Just get some Odyssey tires and paint the sidewall blue. Odyssey tires have the best grip.
Q:I got my tires checked from discount tire co. the other day, they told me I should replace my tires. He said my rear driver tire has a wear Indicator on it, but it still has a lot of tread left. And my other tire has a piece of medal in it and loses air but has tread left. Do you also think that tire companies would lie to you, to get money. thanks in advance
Yes and no some tire companies do lie but as you have stated the wear bars / indicators are showing and you have a piece of metal in the other one so its best to replace all of them plus it they are around 6 years old or close to that then they need replacement anyway.drive safe.
Q:Tire says 80psi, door plate says 40 psi, thats a huge difference.
The tire's inflation is a maximum inflation rating - the listing on the door is the rating for your vehicle as a proper blend of ride quality, tire wear and decent gas mileage - you should go with the listing on the door. If you replaced the tires with something that the car didn't come with, you should still keep close to the rating for the vehicle. All bets are off if you have aftermarket rims and changed the profile of the tires! You still can inflate the tires to something over 40 psi, but well under 80. As long as you don't feel like your ride has compromised and you don't see abnormal wear on the tires, you'll still be good to go.
Q:when i go to a tire store to buy new tires, they add a tire disposal fee with the new tire. is it an EPA law or what?
Many, but not all, states collect tire fees. In states where there are no tire fees, tire dealers, junk yards, etc. may charge customers for disposal (or may include the cost in the price of the tires purchased). In most states, the fees collected are dedicated to tire recycling and scrap tire cleanup, however, some states may use these funds for scrap tire management and market development. Other states use a portion of tire fees to fund other state projects. Each state makes its own scrap tire laws and regulations.
Q:The car Kemei Rui general high-speed urban villages are running tires in general how many kilometers before the change was safe?
The use of tires is affected by a number of external factors, such as climate, road conditions, driving habits, maintenance status, etc., in good condition, good driving habits, good road conditions (the road is not very rough, no many detours) conditions , Usually about 60,000 km for tires. You can check the tire tread wear, when the tire tread wear to the limit mark, that tread pattern depth below 1.6 mm must stop using. In addition, the tire is rubber products, a long time will appear aging phenomenon, you can also judge from the surface, aging tires, sidewall surface will appear a lot of fine cracks. If you find cracked, or have a certain depth, then prove that aging has been more serious, and need to be replaced.
Q:My bile tires are 700x23 , would 700x24 fit?
probably but i never heard of that as a size 19 21 23 25 but not 24 is it 700c? i think 700a or 700b won;t fit wle.
Q:I have a 2007 Ford F150 FX4 with the 20 inch rims. The tires on there now are Pirelli Scorpion that are P275/55R20. I was wondering what are the largest tire sizes that i can put on those rims? or do i have to stick to that tire size? i wanted something taller and a bit larger all terrain tire.
275/55R20 is indeed the proper and only size tire you should consider using on your F150 FX4. The engineers and designers at Ford spent a ton of time, energy and cash determining this was the best tire size for your vehicle. Why use anything else. Why do you want to go taller and a bit larger? For the look? You sure has hell would not be doing yourself any favors if you did. A larger tire would decrease your handling and cornering responsiveness. A larger tire would also cause additional resistance resulting in a drop of fuel economy. There are simply no advantages in using a larger tire. Stay stock.
Q:Detailed specifications for car tires.
There are many useful information to be molded on the sidewall of the tire, such as tire type, pattern, size, inner tube, speed level, load index, flat ratio, and important safety signs. Car tire tires Example: P215 / 65R15 89H "P" refers to car tires. (To distinguish tires for trucks or other models) "215" means the width of the tire section, the width (in millimeters) between the two sidewalls. This width varies with the width of the rims matched by the tires: wide rims with wide tires, narrow rims with narrow tires. The width of the tire, which is generally marked on the sidewall, refers to the width of the tire when the tire is mounted to the desired width of the rim. "65" is the flat ratio of the tire, the width of the tire width and the height of the tire, where the tire height accounted for 65% of the width of the tire, the smaller the value, the more flat. "R" refers to the structure of the tire, indicating that the tire is a meridian structure, that is to say its ply is arranged in the carcass. "B" means that the tire is a skew structure, the current skewed car tires have ceased to exist. "15" indicates the rim diameter (in inches), the tire must match the 15-inch rim, otherwise it can not be installed. "89" indicates the load index: This tire has a maximum load of 1,279 pounds. Different load indices represent different maximum loads (usually in pounds or kilograms). "H" indicates the speed level: the maximum speed of the tire is 130 miles per hour. The old European bead marking system is indicated by 215 / 65HR15. Different English letters indicate different speed levels

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