Passager Car Radial Tyre 235/35R20 LY566

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Size:235/35R20 LY566

Application:The tyre is used to deluxe car

Pattern Characteristic:

1,The strong rib in the middle makes sure the stabllity when runing

2,Samll lug design can reduce the nolse greatly and offer best gripperfomance on wet road conditions

3,Big block on the shoulder offer more stabllity widle turning in high speed the design can bring more fun to driver.

4,Four straight lines offer the good drainage perfomance

Q: After how many miles should you rotate your tires on a car: Howard as soon as you see any indication of wear on the steer tires especially on the inner and outer edge's even if just slightly you should do this. now as general rule take the mileage your tires are expected to be good for ( 60,000 as an example) and divide this by 4 (3 is acceptable though) and use the figure as a base to do it. so on the 60,000 mile tire do it at 15,000. they will last much longer that way.

Q: My current tires are 195/70/14, I will be getting 205/55/16. My current tire PSI is 32. What will my new tire pressure be?: Go by what the tire manufacturer says on the tire, NOT the stupid sticker on the car door jamb, the car manufacturer didnt make the tire so they know nothing about the tires pressure. If the tire says 55 psi fill to within 5 pounds of the max, so 50psi and you will get the best performance and fuel economy out of them, that is an example the tire might be 32, 4450 psi or anything else.

Q: Can car tires add nitrogen? what is the benefit?: Can go nitrogen gas of course good, but the daily car, not so care about.

Q: i have a 96 ford f-150 4x4 and on the back i am running the right size tires but they are car tires ! according to the sticker on the door it takes 235-75-r-15 XL tires ! the front is already that size but would it handle any better on the road if i took the car tires off and run truck tires on the back ? i bought the car tires because they were cheap and i needed 2 tires at the time !: The one problem with the car tires is that they are not designed to handle the weight of the truck and a load. They have a lower load range rating. Depending on the car tires and the number of ply rating they might also flex a bit more than the truck tires which means a little more movement in the rear so not quite as good of handling. You may not notice a handling problem until you place a decent load in the bed of the truck. Then the car tires will show their weakness compared to the proper tires. Another problem is under a load the car tires may heat up more and this could lead to a failure of the tire.

Q: In my tech class I am building a sofa vehicle. I went to canadian tire today to buy tires for it, and I found some wheelbarrow tires tha said max weight 300 lbs, does that mean that each tire is 300 lbs, so if i had 4 tires would it be 1200 lbs? or does it not change no matter how many tires there are?: max weight 300 lbs per tire i think you would want something better if its going to be drove at any kind of speed

Q: More than the front.: The first is: France Michelin second is: Japan's Bridgestone third is: the United States Goodyear fourth is: the fifth continent in Germany: Japan's Sumitomo sixth is: Italy Pirelli seventh is: Japan Yokohama eighth is: The United States Cooper ninth is: South Korea Han Tai tenth is: Japan Toyo eleventh: South Korea Kumho tire twelfth: Jia Tong tires thirteenth: Moscow Sibur-RusskieShiny fourteenth: China Triangle Group

Q: What is the difference between soft and hard tyres?: I do not know anything about mood tires. M+S means "MUD and snow". Most all season radials are marked M+S and can be used year-round. Tires that are usable only in the summer may last longer, because of the harder rubber, but it might not be worth the time that it takes to change the tires twice a year.

Q: had someone look at tire while moving and you can visibly see tire wobbling what could this be please help. it feels like the tire is running over something over and over not sure.: Bad or Loose Tie-Rod and/or Ball-Joints. Wheel Bearing or Bad Lugs are also a possibility

Q: I have a road bike with tires 700x28. A few people have mentioned that if I change the tires to 700x23 I can gain a couple or so mph on my average. Is this true? If I reduce the width of the tire I can gain some speed? Also, if I do that would I have to change my rings as well to fit the 23 mm tire?: 700 x 28 tires can be run at lower pressure to provide a smoother ride. If you often ride on rough roads wider tires can actually be faster. The difference in width between 23 and 28 mm is not very much, and individual variations between tire makes can mean that the difference is even less. Tire construction and the pressure you run in your tire will make more difference than tire width. Narrower tires will be slightly lighter, but they can actually have more rolling resistance than wider tires. If your 28 mm tires are lower end, heavy models, switching to a set of lightweight 23 mm tires will make a difference, but if your 28 mm tires are really good quality, you might not feel any improvement. The biggest advantage to 23 mm tires is that there is a much wider selection of high quality tires available

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