Passager Car Radial Tyre P235/65R18 LY788
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Size:P235/6518 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: 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: Tire Question
- RE: Can I fit different size tyres/tires than the factory originals ? I have a 2004 Audi Avant (Estate) the tyres that are currently fitted are 205/55/R16 91 W. I have been offered some tyres at a bargain price but they are slightly different 205/50/R16 87 W. I telephoned an Audi main dealer and they said they would not recommend this because of the speed rating.
- Q: I just bought a new Honda Pilot in February. The front left tire became flat yesterday out of nowheremy question is since the car is new and only has 5,000 miles.should I have to pay for the new tire???
- Yes, you should. The flat tire was most likely caused by a road hazard - you ran over something. A nail, a screw, a piece of scrap metal, etc. That's not the tires fault, and its not Honda's fault. Punctures are also not covered under either the vehicle or tire warranties - I guarantee you that since I deal with this sort of thing on an almost daily basis. The good news is that most punctures can be repaired at relatively small expense. Just take it to your local tire shop. ASE Certified Automotive Service Advisor working in the tire industry
- Q: I was talking with a friend and this came up...I know sounds silly but we get the wheel but why call it a tire???
- That's a very good question And I'm sorry I can not find a good answer for you
- Q: Tire question
- Several brands of tires are good. but Michelin are the best tires.
- Q: How aviation tires differ from automotive tires in general?
- Airliner tires are not radials, they are bias ply tires - Tubeless tires are used for airliners - Inflated with nitrogen - main tires of a 747 are set at 150 psi pressure - They could handle up to 225 mph takeoff/landing speeds - The 747 type that I used to fly last had 34 ply-rating tires - Average 747 lands about 120-150 times before main tires are to be replaced - Tires are generally re-threaded, up to 6 to 10 times - They are "better" than "new tires", which were never used previously - In case tires get too hot, melting plugs are used in rims to deflate the tires - This is to prevent them from exploding - There are brake temperature gauges in the 747 in case wheels overheat - In that case, we leave the gear down 1 or 2 minutes after takeoff (cooling) - .
- Q: Im tired r u? Random Question!
- A little. Could have used 2 more hours.
- Q: What is the role of car tires?
- 1 to provide driving force, 2 to provide braking force, 3 buffer impact force
- Q: I have toyota corolla S 2008. My tire inflation pressure light keeps turning on atleast once a week. How can I tell that the tires need to be changed? What are the best tires for corolla? Please suggest which tires should I buy and from where.
- Check the pressure with a tire pressure gage. I like the "Monkey Grip" digital gage. It's fast and accurate and a great tool for only $10. The cooler weather will cause pressure to go down in the tires, but you should make sure there is no slowleak. Don't forget to check the spare too. Pump up all the tires to the proper pressure if needed. If your tires are worn out the wear bars will show above the tread. The best tires are the ones it came with- with regard to economics. I like Hankook and Yokohama tires for their long wear and good grip on the road. Hankooks are cheaper. If you wear out a set of tires in only 3 years, you should consult a tire specialist about the specific kind of driving you do and where you do it.
- Q: What should the tire pressure be for a 1991 Ford Escort LX? I cannot find it on the sticker on the door.
- Check the tires themselves. They should have a reccomended pressure in raised lettering on them next to the model number. Usually this is found near the rim. A typical tire requires between 30 and 35 psi, but check the tire itself to be sure.
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Passager Car Radial Tyre P235/65R18 LY788
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