Q:The front tires say 35 PSI but I could not see what it said on the rear tires. Do the rear tires generally get less PSI than the front, or more, or the same? Also is it ok that I just over inflated to 37 PSI?Thanks

There is no inflation recommendation printed on the tire. Only a Maximum Load at Maximum inflation pressure. If you read the tire carefully is says you should refer to the owners manual or tire placard in the vehicle for inflation recommendations. The tire placard on most models is found inside the drivers door frame. Just open the door and you should see a sticker or plate which tells you the correct tire size and inflation pressure for your particular vehicle. Over-inflating a tire makes it more prone to uneven and premature wear and damage from impacts such as pot holes. It will also reduce ride quality and can adversely effect handling and braking performance. Follow what it says on the car, not the tire. I am very please by the way that most responses so far gave the same correct advice. 2 years ago around here you never got that.

Q:Car tire burst, car tire repair can also be used? Will it be broken soon?

Please come home to repair the open is not afraid of trouble you open well

Q:What is the problem with not recycling tires?What can be done to help the situation?What good will come from recycling tires?

Tyres require significant resources and energy to manufacture. Recovery of some of the resources (such as carbon black, steel, hydrocarbons) and energy can occur through pyrolysis though this requires stringent regulation of emmissions to prevent escape of pollutants, and with current technology will still release CO2. Whole tyres in landfills create instability and allow pockets for potentially explosive methane to pool. some landfills chip the tyres before landfilling. Mountains of stored tyres are a fire hazard. I have seen very successful reuse of tyres as material to construct comfortable outdoor furniture.

Q:When their is a caution, and all cars are slower, they all swerve around, to warm up their tires. Why?

too keep the grip between the tyres and the floor so when they speed up they don't flip over on corners.

Q:I live in CT and I want to get 4 new tires for my 95 toyota camry, do you suggest snow tires or all season tires, can I use the snow tires during the summer, what is the actual difference

i would recommend that at least put 2 snow tires on the front and a good set of all season on the back, but make sure you take off the snow tires in the spring/summer. the rubber compound of the snow tire will cause them to start wearing faster on warmer roads. plus check with local laws, some areas require them to be off your vehicle by a certain date

Q:So I have very special tires for my jeep. Im super bad at researching online, so will someone help me find the cheapest tires i can get? I live in denver co and my tire size is 325 60 15. Someone PLEASE help me :(

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Q:My parents moved and the property‘s previous owners left tons of old tires. How can we get rid of them?

Jugglermat I had a Pair of Tyre Sandals in the Mid 1960ties during the Hippie Era when I was a young Teenager.They were not Comfortable to wear but my Feet did not turn Black as there was some kind of Cloth Lining stuck in them. They were Hard on the Feet though and I threw them out. Fishermen and the Yachting Fraternity sometimes use them as Fenders to Protect their Boats from being bashed off the Pier Walls. The only Information I can give you is Phone your Local Municipal Council Recycling Centre,or Tyre Companies.

Q:Whats the prons and cons of these tires? Do they do well in snow(light and deep), ice, wet, and mud?

Depends upon the scale of the tire, size and weight of the vehicle, and what variety of using habits the motive force has. So, what measurement is the tire? What's the auto? And how and the place do you force?

Q:After a few weeks a tire loses about 20 pounds of air and all the other tires never lost any air. What could cause something like this?

A hole in the tire. A leaking valve. Tire bead not seated right. Something wrong with the rim. I'm guessing you have a small hole in the tire. Take the car to a tire shop and they will look for a leak.

Q:Does anybody know whether the 2004 Tacoma TRD tires are better off road than regular tires?I have regular tires on there now but if the TRD tires that come on it are better off road than regular tires then I am going to purchase a set of the TRD tires to put back on it. Please let me know.

The TRD tires were probably BFGoodrich Rugged Trails as opposed to the Dunlop Grandtrek regular tires. The Rugged trails do have more more agressive tread and are a slightly larger size. The Rugged Trails are decent trail tires but they are not sought-after as replacements. The Grandreks or similar handle many types of trails well, especially if you have the electric rear differential locker. I would certainly try them on the types of trails you like to use and see how they do. Replacing tires is expensive--I would only swap them out if a change is really needed. If you decide you do need a more trail-biased tire, there are many tire choices that would likely be more satisfying than the Rugged Trails. The BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A, Yokohama Geolander AT, General Grabber A/T, Kumho Road Venture AT and similar tires have better trail grip than the Rugged Trails while maintaining good road handling characteristics. You could also go with a radial mud tire for even more aggressive tread. Tires such as the BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain KM or KM2, Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac and others are very well-suited for off-road conditions and are still fairly quiet and well-mannered on the street.