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I have a 07 Jeep Liberty Sport and it did not have the right size tires on it when I purchased it. The tire size I have now is 225/65 r16 and I would like to know what the proper air pressure is for that tire.
check your tire sidewall for info. the car makers always put too low a tire pressure guide,so that you get as soft a ride as possible. they do not care about tire mileage or anything else except a softer ride.
are they the same tire size?
Early summer isn't too bad; usually, though, the best thing about summer is when it ends, and we stay below 90F during the day.
On a rear wheel drive vehicle, which tires take the most wear, the front tires or the back tires, and why?
Back tires are going to get a considerably larger amount of wear compared to the front tires. Since the power is being transferred from the engine to the rear axle, the back tires are going to wear down faster, especially if you have a higher horsepower car, or like to drive aggressively. I have a friend who owns an e46 M3 and he's gone from 100% tire tread to around 40% in a month.
The driver front is 225The passenger front is 235The driver rear is 235The passenger rear is 225.The Tire pressure light is on. Is the different tire size the cause of this issue?
the reason you may desire to no longer combination tire sizes on an all wheel stress vehicle is you will reason undue placed directly to the transmission and differentials. right this is explanation why: The 235/40 5/17 rolls 820 revolutions in step with mile. The 225/55/17 rolls 765 revolutions in step with mile. The circumference of those 2 tire sizes are hugely distinctive. the two tire sizes would seem the comparable only because of the fact they are around and carry air. All wheel stress vehicles require the comparable tire sizes, manufacturers of tires and tire fashions on all 4 wheels.
Car tire pressure is too high What is the disadvantage of the provisions of the pressure is the front wheel 2.3 rear wheel 2.1 today check the front wheel 2.5 rear wheel 3.0 with no deflated or what ah now is the winter I Is a novice do not understand this know what to tell
Winter, then there is no problem in the case of the summer, then the best standard air pressure recommended to put the tire nitrogen because the summer hot tires in high-speed driving (without the use of nitrogen) pressure will slowly increase the risk of puncture
I just refilled the air pressure in my front tires last week and they already look like they are getting flat again. There was only 8lbs of pressure when I last refilled. It seems like this happens weekly. The tires are only a year old so I really don‘t want to have to replace them. Visual inspection shows no big tears, nails or holes. My question is, is there a simple go to the store and fix it myself solution or will I have to set some money aside and take it to the shop. My back tires are fine and they are older but never seem to have the problems I‘m currently having.
Many tire chains will fix flats/leaks for free. Check for a local Discount Tire. They are one that will check/repair tires for free. Get it fixed before it causes a bigger problem. :)
Why is it so difficult to make new tires reusable and longer lasting, recycleable so we don't have to just dump them and buy new ones?
tires get recycled every day. playgrounds in my city all have recycled-tire surfaces, that's just one example.
Is the car tires easy to ignite?
Relatively easy to be lit, and now most of the main components of automotive tire materials is natural rubber or synthetic rubber, natural rubber, superior performance than synthetic rubber, so the use of high-grade tires natural rubber. In order for the rubber to have the required properties for the manufacture of the tire, it is necessary to penetrate the different chemical materials, namely chemical additives, in the rubber. One of the most important additives added is carbon black, because carbon has a special adsorption, carbon particles and rubber molecules are very good adhesion, making the rubber to enhance the hardness, strength and wear resistance. As the carbon black and rubber are essentially the same, the main material from the car tires is actually a composite of rubber and carbon black.