• Passager Car Radial Tyre P235/6018 LY788 System 1
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Passager Car Radial Tyre P235/6018 LY788

Passager Car Radial Tyre P235/6018 LY788

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Size:P235/6018 LY788

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: I just recently replaced the left rear tire on my 07 Jeep Liberty with about 6000 miles on it. Do I have to replace all four? It‘s 2WD by the way.
No, be sure though that you buy a tire of the same size, preferably the same make and model of the opposite tire. Tire diameter is very important and even though tires may be marked as the same size, i.e., P225/75R16 (the standard Liberty tire) there can be differences in the actual diameter. This is especially important on the drive wheels (the rear tires on the Liberty) as different diameter tires can cause serious problems with safety, the axle and gears. Finally, unless the tire suffered a road damage or manufacturing failure I would be concerned with why the tire failed at 6,000 miles
Q: I'm about to replace my all weather tires with winter tires. My car is a 2001 Mercury cougar w/sports package(which apparently makes a difference in tire size). Factory recommended, my car should have v rated tires. They do not make my factory size v rated tires for winter. So the all weathers are 205/55/16, which is what I will be getting for winter tires too. The all weathers that I have now are H rated. Does it really matter what speed rating the tire has if they will be used in winter and I will obviously be going no faster than 50mph, and thats if I feel the roads are ok? The tires I'm interested in are the Winterforce tires with the speed rating of 90S. Factory reccomends 89V for me car. Will the winterforce be ok? Also these tires are called Winterforce 90S BSW. What does the BSW mean?
Drive it off a cliff maybe? Seriously, there's not a lot you can do to one of these little guys. You can upgrade to a performance chip and probably put less restrictive exhaust on it, which might gain you 50 HP or so. I would advise against driving one of these things 140 MPH even if you could get it to go that fast, though.
Q: Tire dealer reported 5/32 on front tires 7/32 on back tires what does that mean
These stories are great! I'm becoming addicted. Wish you would change your last name, though. It doesn't suit you. Addition: How 'bout Lucy Love? Because you are a love and bring beauty to this sad world.
Q: Why tyre exploded in summer
At cocktail parties, you will be able to say Hey baby I have a cold air intake That's about all except waste your money.
Q: okay i have a honda accord ex 94. and i have sport rims on them with sport tires 215/40/17 ZRi‘ve done some research on psi.and all i found was recommend psi for regular stock tires. the tire manufacturer states 44PSI Max.and the Cars manual states 32PSI. what is the correct pressure? most of you would say the car manufacturer psi, but if i put the car manufacturer psi.the tires kinda sagwhich doesnt look good for sport rims/tires and look like it messing up the tires.What if i put the pressure in betweenlets say 38psi?Can someone with experance help me with this/advice? Give me all the knowledge that you got please and thankyou.
The tire's inflation is a maximum inflation score - the itemizing on the door is the score on your vehicle as a suitable blend of expertise high quality, tire positioned on and first rate gas mileage - you could desire to pass with the itemizing on the door. in case you replaced the tires with some thing that the vehicle did no longer comprise, you could desire to nonetheless shop close to to the score for the vehicle. All bets are off in case you have aftermarket rims and altered the profile of the tires! you nonetheless can inflate the tires to a minimum of a few thing over 40 psi, yet nicely below 80. as long as you do no longer experience like your experience has compromised and you do no longer see atypical positioned on on the tires, you will nonetheless be good to pass.
Q: the inside treads of my tires are bald but the outside ones are not, is this normal?
no this should not be normal probaly means you may need front suspension work alignment, tire rotated and if they are really bad then tires replaced because belts and cord could slip and blow out
Q: We are shopping around for a van and a friend of mine told me that SOME but not all AWD Siennas require a special tire, costing at least $800 for a set of 4. Can anyone tell me which models of Sienna AWD require these tires and what are the tires called?
The only thing I could think of is if your Sienna was equipped with V speed rated tires from the factory. The speed rating is best described as a sort of performance rating, at least here in the US. If this is what your friend is referring to, then he/she is right that V-rated tires are typically more expensive than lower-rated tires, although at least $800 for a set of 4 is simply throwing numbers out there. HOWEVER, on most vehicles that came from the factory with a V-rated tire, it is perfectly safe to drop down to an H-rated tire with no adverse effects on vehicle handling and performance. And just a reminder, AWD vehicles need to have the tires replaced in sets of 4, as putting 2 new tires on the vehicle with 2 worn tires can cause drivetrain problems.
Q: just got a geo tracker and want to lift and put bigger tires on it. how do i choose tires that fit? i think trucks go by vertical height in inches so do i just need to pick a tire that will fit my rim diameter?
it depends on how much lift or how big you want the tires. if you wanna put lets say 33x10.5 tires on, you would need at least a 4inch lift. those wheel well's aren't big enough to up tires sizes so easily like a truck can. you also have to comensate for how wide the tires are because you'll rub when you turn if they're too big. to fix this prob they make spacers that poke out the tires a bit more. i suggest goin to a tire shop and tellin em about how high you want it and they can give you an idea about what tires might fit.
Q: i need to change all 4 tires.what are the best tires?.summer tires? all season?i want really good tires so even if i spend alittle bit more they last longer and performance is good.also pls post any deals on the tirestires are the 19.i dont know what size in the front and back.but they are different tho.i think 245/45/19 and the other one im not sureThanks
Well, 4 season tires would last a bit longer summer tires would handle a bit better since their rubber is a bit softer. Michelin and Pirelli are usually is the brand to go for, they're expensive but are high quality tires here a link www.OKorder.ca/itm/2-MICHELIN-245-45-19-Pilot-PRIMACY-NO-PATCHES-14009-/300590344226?ptMotors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessorieshashitem45fc94a822
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.

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