Passager Car Radial Tyre Crosswinds A/T

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Supply Capability:: 20000 pc/month

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1.Structure of Radial Car Tyre：

The tyre used for passager car.In the earlier design stage, we conduct simulated noise test to effectively control noise level.

The designed pattern blocks on tyre ensure the driving power on various road surfaces.

The grooves of big angles on tyre increase the three-dimensional appeal and guarantee drainage too.

Newly developed compounds satisfy tyre wear, wet grip and other performance requirements.

2,Main Features of the Car Tyre:

Used for high road condition

Newly developed compounds

High speed

Big angles grooves

3,Car Tyre Images:

Facilities:

4,Car tyre specification:

Passager Car Radial Tyre Crosswinds A/T

5,FAQ:

We have organized several common questions for our clients，may help you sincerely：

1,How to guarantee the quality of the products？

We will give clients compensition if tyre has manufacture defect.Clients just provide NO. picture of defect position.

2,How long can we receive the product after purchase?

Generally,we can deliver tyre winthin 30 days after receiving down payment or LC.If the sizes you ordered are available,we can arrange shipment within 7 days.

3,How many quantity can sign sole agent?

Regarding the sole agent,up to the market capacity and area.We can accept 3-4 containers per month if samll country like UAE,but we need 15-20 containers per month for USA market.

Q: How much air is the car tires?: Under normal circumstances we recommend that the reference to the car notice on the provisions of the pressure or sidewall indicated maximum pressure of 80-100%. If you are going to travel at high speed, increase your air pressure by 10-15% to reduce heat generation due to sidewall flexion. In addition, the load capacity of the tire is corresponding to its inflation pressure. The reasonable pressure of the tire must be determined according to the load condition of the vehicle, and the air pressure can not be raised or lowered according to the change of climate and seasons.

Q: Is there some kind of code on the tire?: hard to get accuracy on that one unless you got it brand new and you're the only driver. outside of that really depends on the driver road. if you're old folk, you probably never get over the speed limit, never hit bumps you're the person i'm trying to get around on the freeway. i'd trust your tire tread mark. if you're a teen - 25 yrs, then i know the tire is put thru hard times paces.

Q: can i change my tyres from 185/65R14 to 205/60R15 and will the extra width increase fuel costs? and would energy saver tyres help in reducing the fuel consumption?: Many factors come into role when it comes to tire size in relation to effects on fuel consumption. I will do my best to explain the relationship. In theory, a wide tire will weigh more than a narrow one (if the tires height are the same). Combine this with addition rolling friction created by the wide track of the wider tire, and more fuel is needed to move the wide tire. In most scenarios, the added fuel consumption will be marginal, and most likely unmeasurable. Taller tires (I know this was not part of your question, but I will expand upon the issue), also suffer similar effects. A taller tire weighs more, and thus requires more fuel to get them moving. However, a taller tire also gives you a higher over all gear ratio, lowering your RPM while driving. Given this, it is hard to judge whether a taller tire will require more fuel to turn or not. The final variable to the issue of tire size vs. fuel consumption is application. For example, a 4 cylinder engine might suffer more from wider tires than a V-8, due to the difference in torque. The stronger the engine, the less likely that a small increase in load or rolling resistance is going to require more fuel to operate. For the final part of your question, energy saving tires typically refers to a tire with a tread pattern or material composition that has less rolling resistance than a typical tire. Fuel savings will be marginal at best, again depending on the application. I hope this helps answer your question.

Q: some tire belt is showing?: if you value your life, get that tire off the road now. either the tread will seperate (search firestone tires and ford exploders), or the tire will just blow. either one can cause loss of control of the vehicle and a serious accident. the wires are not visible because the tire is worn, or you corner hard all the time, or even a bad alignment. they are visible because its OLD, the same reason the sidewall looks the way it does. PS, if you happen to live in bay area cali, please get that tire off the road. i dont want myself or my family involved in your tragic accident.

Q: I came across some tire‘s today and the size on the tire reads 220/55/390 what kind of tire size is this and what type of vehicle do they go on?: that tire size is the old metric size tire Michelin made for a very few selected sports cars in the mid 80's from ford mustangs to BMW. The 390 mm wheel will only fit a 390 mm tire that why a majority of people converted over to 14 inch wheel to fit their vehicle because the price and availability of the 390' s is expensive and few unlike the 14 inch tire which is a dime a dozen.

Q: I‘m trying to buy some tires to start rebuilding my girlfriends Cruiser we got at a garage sale, and I‘m wondering whether or not I can switch out tires marked 26 x 1.75 with tires marked 26 x 2.125? My girlfriend likes Hello Kitty, and Nirve has some 26 x 2.125 tires with hello kitty on them that I‘d want to get if I could.: The rims should be able to fit the larger tire. But you need to check if you have that extra clearance on the bike frame. Just don't mix fractional sizes with decimal: 26 x 1 3/4 is a different size than 26 x 1.75 In short, you're probably good to go on the change.

Q: I have a 2010 focus, it says I have low tire pressure?Is this a big deal? None of the tires look flat.Can I still drive in it?I tried pumping air into it but the air pump almost electrocuted me :/Lol.Help??: Low Tire Pressure

Q: I have a GMC Savana and need snow tires. Any recommendations? Should I get them studded?: Most states have laws about studded tires because they tear-up pavement. Most have a start date an end date when they must be removed, so better check where you live. They aren't that good on snow, just ice, so what will you be driving in ? Get a pair of real snow tires, should do fine.

Q: Car tires will not be due to how much weight and the lack of pressure situation: 1, the tire load capacity is the upper limit. Please refer to the sideways load index. 2, tire use is a tire pressure conditions. Please refer to the manufacturer's tire pressure recommended value.

Q: After the car tires are broken, what are the methods of tires? What is the principle of each?: Mainly divided into four kinds. 1. External fill: from the tire outside a bar leak into, so as to prevent leakage. 2. End: remove the tire, from the tire inside a piece of leak-proof block, better than the outside. 3. Automatic tire repair fluid: a small leak in the tire when the first aid can be carried out, but can not be used as a normal tire. 4. Fire fill: This is a tire renovation technology. The tire inside the rubber melt, thus filling the loopholes, this approach is more advanced.

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