China Reliable Quality Tyres Flap For Heavy Duty Vehicle 12.00-20 11.00-20 10.00-20 9.00-20

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China Reliable Quality Tyres Flap For Heavy Duty Vehicle 12.00-20 11.00-20 10.00-20 9.00-20

High Quality Heavy Duty Tyres Flap

Description:A rubber surface between inner tube and tyre rim

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12.00-20,11.00-20,10.00-20,9.00-20,8.25-20,7.50-20,

8.25-16,7.50-16,7.00/6.50-16,8.25/7.50-16,

10.00/9.00-20,12.00/11.00-20

Q: this is the first time I‘m getting my tires changed at costco for my 2010 Lexus RX350. I‘ve never done this before (i‘m only 16) what exactly do i tell the people about my tires. that they‘re 19 inch, P235 tires? is that it or is there more to it?? I don‘t want to sound dumb when I talk to them lol.: Stay away from off shore tires. Check the four digit number on the inside rim of the tire. Those four numbers will tell you when the tires were made. Do not buy old tires, even if they look new, they may not be. Ask for new tires and do not get retreads. Know the exact size your car needs. Ask about a refund for the tires you leave behind. Some places will give you a good deal. I would never get tires at Costco, Walmart, Canadian Tire or any road side places. I get mine right from the company that makes the brand I want. I use Michelins.

Q: I just recently replaced the left rear tire on my 07 Jeep Liberty with about 6000 miles on it. Do I have to replace all four? It‘s 2WD by the way.: No, be sure though that you buy a tire of the same size, preferably the same make and model of the opposite tire. Tire diameter is very important and even though tires may be marked as the same size, i.e., P225/75R16 (the standard Liberty tire) there can be differences in the actual diameter. This is especially important on the drive wheels (the rear tires on the Liberty) as different diameter tires can cause serious problems with safety, the axle and gears. Finally, unless the tire suffered a road damage or manufacturing failure I would be concerned with why the tire failed at 6,000 miles

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?: This Site Might Help You. RE: Tire pressure, 32 or 35 psi? 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.

Q: Do wheels/tires need to be on my car to have them balanced? Or can I just take the wheels separate from the tires to the shop and have them mount and balance them?: I'm pretty sure when we had our tyres balanced they were off the car, best bet would be to phone up to double check!

Q: Are RC Tires and RC Wheels the Same Thing ?: tires are the rubber wrapping the rim, wheels are the rims with tires

Q: I just found a nail stuck in the tire of my truck. It‘s down,between the tread, not in the thicker part. It‘s not losing air so should I leave it alone or should I pull the nail and plug the tire. Also, if I plug the tire, does that shorten the life span of the tire?: Yes plug nail out and shove a plug in. I have used plugs in tires for the last 15 years and never ad a prob. I don't know what all this BS about don't use plugs is about. I guess something else to save us from our selfs, or the fact alot of people now are morons with no common sense and can't install a plug right. Oh well, to each their own. For me I will keep plugging nail holes in all of my street tires

Q: What‘s the tire size bigger than 700x28C that can still fit to a 700x18c rim?: LOL Try and stick a magnet on the steel and you will know if it's magnetic :P

Q: What tools do I need to change my car tires?: Prepare for tires Before changing tires, before replacing tires, first park the car in a relatively safe, flat place. And then tighten the parking brake, the gear is placed in the parking block and the ignition switch to the lock position. Open the double flash and place a triangular warning sign in a distance far enough. The next is to check the truck carrying the jack and the kit and spare tire, usually, according to the different models, spare tire generally on: trunk below the floor, hanging in the rear of the trunk, fixed in the trunk outside the door. SUV models of the spare tire are mostly hanging in the rear of the trunk or fixed in the trunk outside the door, and the text of the type of spare tire is placed in the trunk below the floor.

Q: this weekend on the highway my back passenger tire shredded and I was curious what the chances are my other tires will also?: It will happen all the time if you don't put air in your tires. A partially flat tire builds up tremendous heat and the heat helps destroy the tire. You MUST check your tire air pressure every month and before going on a longer trip. You should walk around the vehicle ocassionally to check for a low tire. The same is true of the fluids in your car. Don't forget the spare tire. When you have a flat tire on the road, what does the road service guy need? A good tire fully inflated for your car and the tools to remove and remount it.

Q: the orignal tire size of my car with the rims are 185-65R-14if i use a tire size 185-70R-14will it fit on the orignal rims of the car?: The tire will fit the rim. The 185 is the width of the tire and that remains the same. The number changing is the aspect ratio and by increasing the number you are increasing the outside diameter of the tire. This will alter the speedometer as well as the handling of the vehicle. It is always wise to use recommended tire sizes for any vehicle. There are alternate sizes however. Contact your dealer for recommended size options from the manufacturer of the vehicle. This will make sure your car still performs safely.

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