Q:I‘m getting ready to purchase new tires and Im not sure what kind to get.Is there a big difference in regular tires and snow tires?I really need some good honest advice on this.Thanks so much for any help.

Snow tires (also known as winter tires) have tread patterns specifically designed to dig down and bite into snow and ice, plus they are made from softer rubber compounds that retain their flexibility in cold weather, allowing the tire to better conform to the surface of the road. Regular tires tend to get hard and brittle in cold temperatures As a result, winter tires keep a better grip on snowy and icy surfaces than regular all-season or summer tires

Q:My tires are literally bald and is in need for replacements. I also need my tire size it will help a lot.

Is your Sportage and EX or LX? Will make a difference in the size. But let's assume you are running the larger 235/60-16 sized tires. Tons of great options. If you want the best, and can afford it, look at the following: Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring Michelin Primacy MXV4 Both have outstanding control, long wear, comfortable with great grip wet and dry. Either would be around $145 a tire. If you still what a very good tire but are on somewhat of a budget, consider these: Hankook Optimo H727 General Altimax HP Both the Hankook and the General are top notched tires for the money. Both just over $100 a tire.

Q:how do you know if someone is emotionally tired??peace and have a wonderful day ^__^RoChEr :)

We all are at some point in time. The important thing is to keep going and stay strong/positive!

Q:Where is the brand of car tires?

Each regular factory tire side has its complete brand label, foreign brands are mostly English, and some domestic brands also have phonetic note. To understand the brand, first increase the understanding of this area.

Q:I understand that the maximum psi located on the tire is not where you want to inflate it to and that the optimum tire pressure is located in the manual. My problem is that in my 1999 Honda Accord manual it says that the tires that should be on my car is the 89H and they should be inflated to 30 psi, but the tires I have on my car are 91H. Is my optimum tire pressure supposed to be 30 psi even though the tires are not what they are supposed to be, and if it isn‘t, then how do I find out what the correct tire pressure should be?

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:i wonder something about the size of the tires...i hesistate between bying 205 and 215..does it wider tires have any advantage!I'm talking about summer tires.Tnx

Wider tires handle differently. The difference between 205 and 215 is negligible - it's only 10 millimeters.

Q:Hi I want to change 2 tires for Honda accord 4dr V6 -2000Mileage 109000I don't know which company tires will be goodand if winter tires are good for all year use ?Sears charging me 500$ for 4 tires and 300 for 2 tires. I don't know if this is what it should cost...Suggest me cheap and best place in Chicago, IL regionThanks

Yes, go to the dealership. They will have the most knowledge/experience about what brand and type of tires are best for your car. The prices at the dealership are usually reasonable and comparable to what you would pay at a place like Sears or Big O Tires. Also $300 for 2 tires sounds fairly reasonable to me (in the past I have paid in between $120 and $190 per tire).

Q:anybody know a good reference source that shows the calculations to find the biggest diameter tires to put on any given car without changing the specs that affect steering/cornering/driveability?

no because in real life,most people realize that a car or truck is manufactured for a specific tire size and just replace them with what the manufacturer designed the vehicle for. Anything that is different or oversize starts running into clearence issues and in many cases costs more money, but does absolutely nothing to add to stability or improvement for the vehicle. In fact raising a vehicle, putting bigger tires on messes up the center of gravity and can increase the chances a vehicle will roll at higher speeds. Some shops will not even mess around with oversize tires, people want to try different sizes, but do not want to pay for all the work it takes to mount and dismount a tire, for no other reason than cool factor.Some tire shops flat refuse to do anything beyond what rhe factory recommends.

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:My bike tires are old and it has been stored outside under the eaves of the garage. The tires have UV cracking. Can that be fixed anyway or do I need to replace them?

The cracking might only be cosmetic. Or, it might be a sign of imminent tire failure. If a tire fails, it could happen at a time when it could cause a fall and possible injury.There is no product that will protect you if your tire sidewalls, the thinnest part of the tire carcass, are breaking down. Yes, there are products that can be used to improve the appearance of car tires, but keep in mind that bicycle tires are paper thin compared to the tires used on cars. If your tire sidewalls should fail as you are leaning into a turn, you will fall, period. So, the question is, are you feeling lucky?