Q:Honda CMX250 Tire Change out?

It would probably be best to find a motorcycle tire size converter. I bet Mr. Google can find one for you in less than 1 second.

Q:What should the tire pressure be for a 1991 Ford Escort LX? I cannot find it on the sticker on the door.

where do I check the transmission fluid on a mustang gt 5 speed

Q:of routine, and daily people boring routine??? Im tiredWhat are you tired off??

Yes ! I'm tired off my regular routine. I have a 12 hour job Hardly get time to interact with my pals It's really killing me Looking for some break Pinks

Q:Tire dealer reported 5/32 on front tires 7/32 on back tires what does that mean

Bridgestone Firestone North America Tire, LLC (BFNT) has a practical suggestion for commemorating the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. While Lincoln is broadly associated with a multitude of accomplishments and characteristics, from his humble upbringing to the Gettysburg Address, perhaps a lesser-known claim to fame is Honest Abe's contribution to 21st century automotive maintenance. That's right, Abe Lincoln has made a significant contribution to car care. The Lincoln penny test has become a tried-and-true method of determining when it's time to get new tires. The procedure is as simple as placing a penny in the tread and using Abe Lincoln's likeness as your guide. Here's the three-step penny test: 1. Take a penny and pinch Abe's body between your thumb and forefinger. 2. Put Lincoln's head into one of the grooves on the tread. Select a point on your tire where tread appears the lowest. 3. If any part of Abe Lincoln's head is obscured by the tread, you're driving with the legal and safe amount of tread. If you can see above his head, where it says In God We Trust, take a hint: you're ready for a new tire. Why worry about tread depth? If your tread gets below 2/32 of an inch, your car's ability to grip the road in adverse conditions is greatly reduced. Furthermore, insufficient tread is not only dangerous; in many states it is illegal (legal tread depth is 2/32 of an inch - the exact distance from the tip of Abe's head to the rim of a penny).

Q:what size tires come on a 2001 MB ml 55 amg

car alarms are to offen heard so everyone ignores them get a device that screams help. or they offer an alarm that pages you when your car is being broken into also their is an arlam out their that calls your cell phone .

Q:I ran over a bottle of beer. Will that do damage to my car tires?

Potentially it could slash the tire. 9 time out of 10 it wont. If the tire still holds air, then chances are it didn't, but you can jack the wheel up and spin it slowly by hand and check for damage, embedded glass shards if you want.

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 want to change all 4 tires with the other size. Will it be OK?

It should be OK. The change in ratio between the thickness and the width is ever so slight it won't make much of a difference.

Q:What is the meaning of car t and tr?

A / T: all terrain; all road conditions H / T: highway; rain M / T: mud terrain, ground R / T: rain forest terrain

Q:Why are snow tires different is it the pattern or the rubber. Whats up. I have summer tires only on my car do i really need to spend 4 hundreds dollars on snow tires or is there not much difference. Just wandering!!!

Yes there is a major difference. The winter tires or snow tires which you refer to them as have increased tread depth. What that means is the grooves on the tires are deeper which increase the amount of traction that you get in wintry or icy conditions. Summer tires would limit your traction causing you to possibly lose control on those conditions. That is why many decide to get all season tires because they are less expensive and you don't have to change them due to the conditions. All season tires are better because the traction adapts to the conditions based on the way they are built. So I would recommend purchasing those because they will be better in the long run. At the moment you have no choice but to spend because if you try to drive in wintry conditions with summer tires, then you won't get the traction you need to drive safely.