Q:How much air pressure should my back tires have on my Infiniti G35?

Look at the sticker on the door, or possible in the glove box. Always follow the manufacturers recommendations. The correct pressure is determined by the car, not the tire. The pressure on the sidewall is the MAXIMUM pressure for the tire! Do not inflate to this pressure. Check and Adjust First Thing In The Morning. Set according to the vehicle manufacturer's cold tire pressure(s) recommended on the vehicle's tire placard or in its owner's manual. This must be done before rising ambient temperatures, the sun's radiant heat or even driving short distances temporarily warms the tires.

Q:I am going to purchase a road bike soon and ride it on the ‘trails‘ around my house. By trails I mean asphault trails that wind through the forests and such. I‘ve seen how rail thin and fragile the tires look and was wondering how durable the tires are? Are the tires meant to take a some rough action or will they pop if a rock gets under it? Basically, should I aim for a Cyclocross bike b/c of the different tires or are road bike tires tougher than I am thinking. THanks

Today there is a tire for everything. Even narrow tires can offer a little puncture resistance from glass and thorns. But even these tires can bottom out on the rim and get a pinch flat if you ride too small a tire on rough stuff. If you're only riding on paved surfaces road tires are fine. Road tires can be anywhere from 19 to 28mm across. On a cruiser style bike they can be even bigger. Tires come in different sizes so you can try a few different ones to see what you like the best. What's more important when you buy your bike is making sure you get a frame that allows enough clearance for a larger tire. This is really the big difference between a road bike and a cyclocross bike. Road bikes have narrow and shallow clearances for tires since they imagine a rider racing about when they design them. Cyclocross bikes are a little sturdier and have clearance for a large 28 to even a 38 size tire. If you are only on a paved road it won't matter as much. If you want to ride on gravelly trails, like an old rail bed for example, you'll want larger tires and a bike that will take them.

Q:What are the differences between 91V and 91W on car tires?

Each tire sidewall is engraved with the tire speed symbol (also known as the speed level), the corresponding speed symbol can know the maximum speed of the tire, for example: tire specifications 195/65 R15 91V in the speed symbol is V, search speed The symbol and speed correspondence table know that the maximum speed of the tire is 240 km / h. Michelin tires on the label attached to the speed of the symbol and the specific maximum speed of information.

Q:24 hour tire shop

Tire shop? Or do you mean Tyre Shope?

Q:I've always used the accurate tire pressure, but once I went to a tire shop to get a tire repaired so I asked them to go ahead and even out my all my tires' pressure. The guy told me that even though my sticker said to leave my tires at 32 psi that it was best for all (meaning everyones) tires to be at a 35 psi, does anyone know whether or not this is true?

I'm sorry, I though you said you went to a tire shop? Nobody who works at a real tire shop would give you advice like that unless they were still stuck in the 1970's. The short answer is if your door sticker says 32 psi then 32 psi is what you should run. If you have doubts, check with the folks who made your tires. Out of the dozens of tire manufacturers I deal with on a daily basis I have never found one that suggests anything other than following the vehicle manufacturers tire inflation recommendations. So what this guy says is absolutely not true, at least according to the guys with the walls full of engineering degrees who design and test the tires. I would suggest you might want to find a new tire shop. If they can't get something that fundamental correct who knows what else they are doing wrong.

Q:What kind of car tires are good?

Michelin tire soft, comfortable, quiet, brake distance is short but wear resistance almost. Pirelli tires slightly hard, good handling performance (F1 racing with more). Germany's mainland tires is also known as Ma is also good, wear resistance okay. Dunlop has an environmentally friendly green band, Goodyear Ann Festival, according to the number of theory and so on. Bridgestone is also good, big noise.

Q:My car (zhongtai 2008,1.3L, after the drive, mileage 24,000 km) front wheel significantly larger than the rear wheel wear.

Normal situation (here refers to the normal situation, refers to no special driving habits - ejection, drift, bruising, etc.), regardless of the front or rear drive are the front wheel wear will be more serious than the rear, the main reason is : 1, now most of the household models engine compartment in the front of the car, the vehicle's main weight is relatively concentrated, the front wheel with a greater load relative to the rear wheel; 2, the brake process, the front wheel to withstand the braking force is stronger than the rear , This design is to make the vehicle as short as possible to shorten the braking distance .3, the front wheel is the steering wheel, in the car driving process, turn, the front wheel will produce lateral sliding on the road (without this friction, we can not It is recommended that every 1Wkm on the location of the tire for a swap, 1, if the spare tire is not the same size, with the specifications (1), if the tire is not the same size, 2, if the spare tire is the same size, with the specifications, if it is the same as the original car tires, then it will not be able to do the same time, Fortunately, with the spare tire on the left, pick the less wear of the rear tire on the right front, compared to the remaining three tires, choose two wear similar to the back, wear the most serious into the trunk when the equipment Tire, note that I am here to say that the spare tire is exactly the same as the original tires.

Q:does it mean it doesnt hav a tube inside the tire??? why is it called so?pls tell me in detail... Thanks in Advance....

yes thats what it means... most cars and truck have been that way for 25 yrs and more.. only a few tires have tubes now days and not many cars or trucks will have them at all been a tire guy 25 yrs

Q:I looked on tire rack and the cheapest all-season tires (new england) I could find would cost me 1000 bucks.

if its just the tube hose that runs from the tank up to the wipers then you can just go buy that amount of hose from the auto part store and install it.

Q:How about a nail in a car tires?

First, the tires must be removed from the rim, the professional tire dealer after the inspection and then decide whether to repair.