Winter Passager Car Radial Tyre 205/55R16 LY988

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Size：205/55R16 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 had snow tires put on my car in November. I now want to switch them out for my summers. When the shop took my summer wheels/tires off they did not label which tire was where. The tires only had 4k miles on them when removed. Will it matter where I mount the summers? If so, is there a way to determine which tire was where so that I can properly rotate them?: with only 4k on them, not really. just have them put the two that take the most weight to balance on the rear of the car. unless they are directional tires then you put the one of the two per side with most weight on the rear.

Q: what is the recommended tire pressure for a nissan sentra with low profile tires size 205/40/17 and 205/45/17: It's still 30 psi. The pressure on the tire is max pressure, including the pressure you will get from heat, which raises the tires air pressure.

Q: What Should I Consider when Buying Used Tires?: Check for bulges, wear on the tire on the surface and at the edges and the date of production, usually provided on the tires in 4 digits. The first two digits represent the week (out of 52 weeks) and the last 2 digits represent year. For instance, if a tire is marked 1104 this means it was made in the eleventh week of year 2004. Generally the older the date, the less useable the tire is supposed to be.

Q: I have a 2003 Honda C-RV that is maintained regularly. It has 33,000 miles on it. I‘m going to be driving from the SF bay area to Arizona and back later this year and I don‘t want any tire problems. Should I be thinking about getting new tires?: usually the bigger, or longer cars have them. its rare to find a everyday car with a windshield wiper on the rear, unless its a luxery car.

Q: i need new tires on my ‘07 civic. i need your input on goodyear assurance tripletread vs. michelin hydroedge. they are rated highest and best choices online. what i need to know is the first hand users experiences. please tell me what you‘ve experienced with these tires.: most importantly make sure the tires have'nt expired i have heard horror stories of brand new tires flying apart.

Q: I bought 4 Brand new tires 2 month ago one of they blew up on me yesterday on Highway i drove about 1000 miles on it if not how much does it cost to fix tire: I'd sue them for selling cheap tires! Tell them you'll sue them if they won't replace it.

Q: I hear that Disount Tires has the cheapest. but I‘m also hearing that Walmart has the cheapest too.Which would be cheaper to get new tires + installation?: Cheap tires are cheap, but discount tire has a better service after you purchase the tire. Lifetime rotation and they fix holes for free. They also uphold the warranty that comes with them which is also nice. You may want to try Bell Tire to they are suppose to have some good deals.

Q: I got a flat tire today, so I went to a shop nearby. They plugged the flat tire for me, that only cost me $15. I want to know how reliable a plugged tire be? Is it good to drive a long distance trip with it? I plan on driving about 200 miles to another state, but that‘s going be in May.: The repair can last for many years, or miles, depending on many things. The size of the hole being repaired, condition of the tire, and what part of the tire was damaged. Side wall repair is a no-no, Most good repairs is done when removing the tire and patching hole from inside, not plugged, so it might be a better idea to have the tire taken off the rim and patched again from the inside. 200 miles does not seem like a problem at reasonable speeds.

Q: the tires have about 25k on them: No need to change all 4 if the other are good. I would not advise a new one on the same axle as an old 25K tyre so check your spare and dump the worst of the 5 and put 2 new ones on the front.

Q: I am upto another sprint event in a few weeks.Proper race tyres cost an arm and a leg. But for the entry level races I do people use good street tyres.However one of the biggest differences I have found out about race tyres and regular street tyres are the softness of the material.Race tyres are simply a lot softer and wears out a lot quicker.Can anyone think of a chemical or even an acid that I could spray on the tyre surface to soften(melt) them a bit?: Tyres only MELT with heat not with chemicals. I'm sure you are aware that warmed up tyres in racing have different characteristics than cold tyres. Chemical treatment is liable to be downright dangerous as any such treatment may result in the tyre losing other characteristics such as road grip and even completely distintegrating away from the steel structure [called the belt] that is an integral part of a tyre. S So although proper racing tyres cost an arm and a leg, that is much better than losing arms and legs in the accident you may cause [and become legally liable if anyone else is hurt] What you are propsing is dangerous to the extreme and probably completely illegal even in entry level races!

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