Winter Passager Car Radial Tyre 195/65R 15 LY988

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Size：195/65R 15 LY988

Application:The tyre used to Passager Car in Winter

Pattern Characteristic:

1,Asymmetric pattern design reduce the noise when running

2,The irregular block provides more stability and best grip power while tuming

3,Enhanced rib on the shoulder can avoide the asymmetric wear greatlly

4,Three straight lines in the middle provide the best water drainage and the keystone block pattern an prevent the stone into the pattern.

Q: I looked for my size on Costco website and they said $170 + installation + tax which should push it over $200 per tire (225-75R-16). Is this how much this tire cost or are there cheaper places?: Um it depends what tire and how big but usually they run about 130to 170 more or less and those prices account for name brand good tires.If you want cheaper tires your cheating no one you get what you pay for so more or less costco will be right and considering you won't install it yourself then of course pay more.

Q: If i o to discount tire how much will that cost me? Thanks for any help: $36.00 dollars unless you bought they from there and have the lifetime warranty then it would be free.

Q: 4x4 tyre 255/60/15 h.any one know what the tyre pressure is on this tyre size,or where i can get it.: yes, to measure tyre pressure there is a gauge in every automobile repair work, this looks like a pen, there is spring inserted and the screen is in the scale, so go with the tyre and measure, or ask they will provide you with the data

Q: So I‘m going to buy all new tires for my car (‘97 Acura RL), also I live in New England. I was wondering what the difference between regular tires and snow tires is. We will most likely get a lot of snow this year. Should I buy 4 snow tires? Are they okay to drive when theres no snow or do they wear out faster or something? Should I just get regular tires? Thanks in advance: Just get a good all season tire and you'll do fine. Continental DWS are great all season tires. They're great in rain or snow.

Q: On a rear wheel drive vehicle, which tires take the most wear, the front tires or the back tires, and why?: Back tires are going to get a considerably larger amount of wear compared to the front tires. Since the power is being transferred from the engine to the rear axle, the back tires are going to wear down faster, especially if you have a higher horsepower car, or like to drive aggressively. I have a friend who owns an e46 M3 and he's gone from 100% tire tread to around 40% in a month.

Q: Has anyone had any problems with Yokohama tires?: A Yokohama tire disintegrated on my parents' minivan. Yokohama refused to accept any responsibility and would not even replace the tire, much less pay for repairs to the van. My parents could have been killed, but Yokohama doesn't care. I would stay away.

Q: i need to find cheapish Mud terrain tires. Where is a cheap place to get them?: Local tire shop. Have a look at Buckshot Mudders or Super Swamper LTB's. There both cheap and come in many sizes.

Q: mud tires: just remember bigger tyres will change your gearing, if you are 4WDing this might be an issue, also just trying to get up to speed any where will become slower.

Q: On average, how long would it take for a reasonably new set of tires to develop flat spots from sitting too long?: Modern tires do not get flat spots on their own. The only way to cause a flat spot is through long distance braking at high speeds or under extremely heavy loads. But a stationary vehicle is unable to get a flat spot on it's own. Even on a hot surface, it would require temperatures of up to 300 degrees F to melt certain tires and cause a permanent change in their shape. So we are looking at factors which do not occur in your garage or back yard.

Q: I only know that 185 seems to be the width of the tires left 65 / R15, respectively, what is the ah: 185 - tread width (mm) 65 - flatness of the tire, ie the ratio of the unilateral height of the tire to the tread width of the tire. R - represents the radial tire 15 - tire inner diameter (inches). Use a 15 inch steel ring.

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