• Passager Car Radial Tyre 155R13C LY288 System 1
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Passager Car Radial Tyre 155R13C LY288

Passager Car Radial Tyre 155R13C LY288

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Size:155R13C LI288

Application:The tyre used to Passager Car

Pattern Characteristic:

1,Asymmetric pattern design reduce the noise when running

2,The irregular block provides more stability and best grip power while tuming

3,Enhanced rib on the shoulder can avoide the asymmetric wear greatlly

4,Three straight lines in the middle provide the best water drainage and the keystone block pattern an prevent the stone into the pattern.

Q: i was wondering cause i wanted to get new tires and my tire size is 265/75/15 that is what it is right now and i was wanting to know if could i fit 4 new tires 235/75/15 on that rim would that make any problems?
The tire will be a little more than 1.5" in diameter smaller, throwing off your speed indicated (meaning you will be going slower than the speedometer i.e. 3-5 mph @60) and using more fuel to get there. But perhaps more important the load capacity of the smaller tire is about 275 pounds less for EACH tire, meaning 1,000 pounds less gross vehicle weight capacity. It could mean it would not be safe for hauling much of anything. be smart, be safe.
Q: I‘m looking for used snow tires. I have a Chevy cavalier tire size is 195/70/14 but when I search for snow tires in that size I‘m not finding any matches (which could simply be because there aren‘t any) but what I am finding is 170/75/14. Would those work or no?
thats because you have a popular tire size and the good ones disappear fast so you have to either spend far too much time looking for what is likely to be a poor used tire or spend a few bucks and buy a new tire that has what you want and is safe. Also your chances of getting 4 used snow tires is almost zero. 2 here , two there maybe, but not 4. go with the size recommended by the factory it will work the best. not some skinny scrwany tire.
Q: what are the best tires to buy if you have a nissan altima 02?
TAKE it to the dealer so they can interface it with you cars computer. then they can tell you WHY its on and then they can turn it off! But you wont do that, so I guess youll have to take the bulb out of the dash.
Q: does it matter how expensive, or what brand the tire is, that makes balancing much more sensitive? I‘ve had fleet farm tires on my car that could make it ride as smooth as can be, but only if i balanced them like once a month or something. Now brand name tires are on the car, they‘ve never been balanced since 2003, and my ride is smooth.
Once a Month Bad Tires! (How Much are being Put on the Tire to Balance Them? 90% of Car Tires take fro 3/4 to 1 1/2 oz. to Balance, if you've got 4 to 10 to Balance Chances are the Tire is Bad! Price Makes a Difference some times but Brand.Not Really. NOTE; Tires Balanced On the Car (Axel) are fine Till you Rotate or Remove, Repair and Replace then it will have to be Rebalanced! Balance Tires Off the Car!
Q: I have a saturn and bought 4 new tires last month and now my front tires are completely bald. Pepboys wont replace my tires because they said my alignment is off. First of all even with a bad alignment can my tires get that bad after 5 weeks and 2nd of all does that void the warranty.
1. Yes, absolutely a bad alignment can ruin a brand new tire in a matter of weeks - take it right down to the cords. I've seen it happen more than a few times. 2. The tires warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship. Premature wear is a mechanical function, ie: a problem with the vehicle, not with the tire. Your solution is to pay for a proper alignment - which you should have done when the tires were put on - and buy new tires at the same time. Always get the alignment checked when buying new tires.
Q: Audi q5 start moment there is a common earthquake is what the problem
Engine feet aging can also cause jitter car jitter sometimes with the engine foot aging, the engine foot is the engine shock absorber system, the engine is responsible for absorbing the engine running in the subtle jitter, if the engine feet problems, these shock will Spread to the steering wheel, the cab, causing jitter when idle.
Q: When I had my tires rotated last month, Family Tire (the place where I got my tires rotated) told me that I would need 4 new tires by October because they would be worn out by then.I went to a mechanic a week ago, he said that the tires looked fine.My girlfriend says we shouldn‘t need to get the tires rotated because the tires were Sumitomo which, to my understanding, is supposed to be the best tire you can get.I can‘t tell if they‘re worn out or not. Is there a way to tell? I don‘t want to drive on the highway and suddenly get a flat and get in an accident.
My friend, don't down shift, unless it's absolutely necessary to avoid a major accident. Reason for this, brakes were made to take the stress of stopping a vehicle. The transmission was not. It cost less to fix the brakes, than to replace the transmission. I see this all the time at the mechanics shop I used to work at. Particularly in standards. The brakes are there for a reason, just like the emergency brake. Think of it this way. Your going 70 mph on the highway, and you down shift, either a manual or a standard transmission, to the next gear. You are now putting the centrifical force of either the flywheel (standard) or the torque converter (automatic) at a 70 mph speed, probably around 2 -1/2 to 3 thousand rpms, to the next gear down. This pre-maturely wears out each type of these units. Automatic transmission rebuilds can cost up to $1,500 or more depending on the type. Standards slightly less. New ones can run around $3,000 or more, also depending on type. Your hybrid comes with a 600 lb. battery. The weight of about 2 passengers. It gets it's charge from a dyno while in motion. This battery is costly to replace. At one time it's cost was around $10,000, and it has to be removed with a small crane. Now the cost is lower, but not worth the headache to pay to replace it still. I hope you please take what I am stating into extreme consideration. This won't answer your question, but hopefully save you alot of money and headaches in the long run.
Q: I have had what appears to be extensive tire pressure problems with my jetta. When I got it I drove it a few months about 2000 or so miles and then my tire pressure light came on. All the tires were low, and one tire was damaged, which was replaced. Now approximately 2 months/2500 miles later the light came on again, and all of them were low. Is this normal? My parents said I may have a defective rim, but why would all of them be low? haha If anyone else has a jetta with tire pressure problems or knowledge of this please help. thanks in advancePS: I live in 100 degree weather, so it‘s not from the cold.
METALLICA!!!!!!!!!!!!! D
Q: Are large tires hard to control? Small tires needs to pedal more than large tires?I need bicycle that can ride safe at street.
if it is a temporary magnet, then it is a matter of time if it is a permanent magnet, it is as long as its magnetic domains are aligned. so if you don't touch it, then it will stay that way forever. plus, it wont work if you heat it up.
Q: What is the data on the car tires?
Tire Specifications: Specifications are tire geometric parameters and physical properties of the logo data. Tire specifications are often used in a set of numbers, the previous number indicates the width of the tire section, and the latter number indicates the rim diameter in inches. The middle of the letter or symbol has a special meaning: "X" that high-pressure tire; "R", "Z" said radial tire; "a" that low-pressure tire. Level: level refers to the tire rubber layer of the public layer of the number of layers, and the actual number of ply is not exactly the same, is an important indicator of tire strength. Level with the Chinese logo, such as 12 levels; with the English logo, such as "14P.R" that is 14 layers of pole. Some of the tires are marked in the specifications, followed by the first letter of the Chinese phonetic alphabet, such as 9.00-20N, 7.50-20G, etc., some of the tires are marked, such as "nylon", generally marked after the level; N represents nylon, G is steel, M is cotton, and R is rayon.

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