• Passager Car Radial Tyre 185/65R14 LY166 System 1
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Passager Car Radial Tyre 185/65R14 LY166

Passager Car Radial Tyre 185/65R14 LY166

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Size:185/65R14 LY166

Application:The tyre is used to Passager Car.

Pattern Characteristic:

1,Shark Fin Tread Pattern

2,The six horizontal steps equally distributed can effectively decomposs the pumping noise source,reduce noise,greatly promote the rigidity between the tread pattern blocks and eliminate sundries in the grooce.

3,Split Tyre Shoulder Block Design

4,Small Knurl Design on Side Wall of Groove

Q:I just found a nail stuck in the tire of my truck. It‘s down,between the tread, not in the thicker part. It‘s not losing air so should I leave it alone or should I pull the nail and plug the tire. Also, if I plug the tire, does that shorten the life span of the tire?
The tyre will deflate over time anyway, I'd get it repaired but this should not shorten the life of it, also if the nail is stuck near the edge of the tread area then you'll be looking at a new tyre. Using the tyres centre line as a reference, tyres are only repairable on 75% of the tread area with the centre line in the middle. Regardless of what some people may say, the patches are perfectly safe.
Q:Im in need of a new set of tires. I have an 05 Laredo 4x4 v6, do you have any suggestions? Thanks
2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Tires
Q:What does car tire t mean?
Indicates the speed level.
Q:The panel on my door says my tire pressure should be 33 psi BUT!!! the tire says 80 psi Which is the correct tire pressure to have????
You must be reading the tire wrong. 33 psi.
Q:I live in Toronto Canada and with winter now here it's clear we need winter/snow tires for our car (2007 Audi A3). Turns out there's a shortage of winter tires in Canada. So my question is, are there any all season tires that come close to the performance of a winter tire? I know that they are not nearly as good in the snow. But since I can't find winter tires for my car, I'm wondering if there's anything that comes close (a good second best).
Granted we don't have as much snow where I live , but I have found regular steel belted radials rated as all season work as well as snow tires as long as they have good tread depth.
Q:Is it best to follow your vehicle‘s recommended psi for tire pressure (in my case, 35psi), or if you have a high performance tire that can take more (my new tires have a max of 51psi) is it best to get close to the tire‘s max, or stick with the car‘s recommended pressure? *My new tires have a max of 51, so I inflated them to 45 but it seems my mileage has gotten a little worse? Wouldn‘t more pressure give you better mileage, especially if the tire can handle it?Thanks for intelligent answers!
It is always best to follow the vehicle manufacturers recommendation for tire pressure as a room full of guys with automotive engineering degrees, massive computer power, vast test facilities and multi-million dollar budgets spent years to come up with that number. The tires MAXIMUM inflation pressure is just that, its MAXIMUM safe inflation pressure. My Thesaurus does not listed RECOMMENDED and MAXIMUM on the same line. While it is true that less pressure can reduce your fuel economy it is not necessarily true that more pressure will increase it. More pressue though will make your tires wear prematurely, reduce traction and ride quality and make the tire more susceptible to expensive damage from road hazards such as potholes - and a tire costs more (in dollars and carbon emissions) than a few gallons of gas. The vehicle manufacturers inflation recommendation by the way works with any tire of the same size as fitted to the vehicle originally. It does not matter what brand or model of tire it is. Tire pressure recommendations are based on tire size, not who made them so whether you have the original or aftermarket tires on the vehicle is irrelevant.
Q:I‘ve been feeling really tired i sleep well during the night but still really tired though the day
If u hav too much sleep u feel tired too
Q:my car recommends 94 V, but they are more expensive , and harder to afford/.? is it ok if i replace all the tires with 98H rated tire, or would it not have good handling,please help??
If you park in the corners or M/C spaces, nobody will bother you. But some people get annoyed when they see a scooter parked in the middle of a 200sq ft car parking place.
Q:Ive got a slow leak in my front left tire. I put air in every couple days. Will Fix a Flat work till i buy a new tire or is that only good for flat tires. Is there something else to use?
I'd get the tire either patched or plugged. If you decide to go the Fix a Flat route remember some brands use PROPANE as propellant. Be careful when inflating or adjusting the air pressure in that tire from then on.
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???
Could be a thyroid condition- which can be taken care of with medication. Talk with your parent(s) about taking you to the doctor. If you're feeling overly tired, you need to be checked out.

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