Q:Alright so my tire size is 225/45/17. Do I have to get a tire that is 225 and that is the only thing that will fit my rim? Or will like, 205 or other sizes fit as well?

you can put any size on it as long as its 17 inch rim personal preference but keep in mind if you get a different size it will change the mph the spedometer reads and your actuall speed. Also keep the same size on the front or back if two different sizes are on the front and its a front wheel drive vehicle it will damage the transmission

Q:How does the car tires change?

Four wheel positioning is by car tires

Q:I‘m tired of stupidity.

Ditto on your list. I am tired of having to survive on the tiny amount social security disability allows me every month. I am tired of being told that I'm too educated to work a menial job part time. I am tired of people's reactions when I tell them I have a hidden disability. I am tired that movie prices are so high. I am tired of the judge shows and poker on TV. I am tired of infomercials. I am tired of getting older. So, I don't watch TV often, I read, walk, draw, am in the process of quitting cigarettes and use my experiences for stories.

Q:Follow the tire manufacturer number or the auto manufacturer recommendation?

Should go with auto manufacture for the best tire wear if your at the ideal weight listed right along with the tire pressures. Some say running them higher will increase MPG's but it will cause the center to wear out faster and reduce the life of tire. Make sure to check them while they are cold or barely warm. If their hot and you add air there will be a slight difference when they cool off. If you have a heavy duty truck they'll give you a couple recommendations depending on if your under heavy load or not.

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

No. A tire with a section height of 70 (all other dimensions being equal) has a smaller diameter which will make your odometer and speedometer read inacurately and change the cars gearing which will make it burn more gas. More importantly though such a tire has less load carrying capacity which has the effect of making your tires under-inflated all the time which will not only reduce fuel economy further but could result in a tire blowout and your maiming or death. Use what the car calls for.

Q:A typical American tire would have something like P215/70/R15 embedded. Would a European/International tire have different tire size embedded on the wheel or it is the same?

Hmm! You for accepting them!

Q:The working steps of the balancing machine for automobile tires

The specific operation steps of the tire balancing machine are as follows: 1. Clear the soil, stone and old balance block on the wheel to be measured. 2. Check the tire pressure as necessary. 3. Select the cone according to the size of the center hole of the rim , Carefully tighten the wheel and tighten it with a large pitch nut. 4. Turn on the wheel balance machine power switch and check that the panel indicating the control unit is indicated correctly. 5. Measure the rim width L, rim diameter D (also from And the A, D, and L values ??are used to indicate the distance between the rim of the rim and the distance from the chassis, and then use the key or selector knob to align the measured values. 6 Put down the wheel guard, press the start button, wheel rotation, balance test start, automatic acquisition of data. 7 wheel automatically stops or hear "DI" sound After pressing the stop key and manipulate the brake device to stop the wheel, read the wheel inside and outside the unbalanced and unbalanced position from the pointing device. 8 Lift the wheel guard and slowly turn the wheel by hand. The rotation is stopped when the pointing device is instructed (sound, indicator light, brake, display dot matrix or display detection data, etc.). The weight of the side counter is displayed on the inside of the rim or the upper portion (clock 12 o'clock position) of the rim. Inside and outside with separate, balanced block card to be strong. 9 After installing the balance block, it is possible to create a new imbalance, and then re-balance the training until the unbalanced amount of <5g (0.3oz), indicating that the device shows "00" or "OK" to be satisfied. When the amount of imbalance is about 10G or so, if you can move along the rim edge of the balance block a certain angle, will be able to obtain satisfactory results. Practical experience, the faster the balance. 10 end of the test, turn off the power switch.

Q:I have toyota corolla S 2008. My tire inflation pressure light keeps turning on atleast once a week. How can I tell that the tires need to be changed? What are the best tires for corolla? Please suggest which tires should I buy and from where.

SA, okorder , as suggested to see what is highly rated and what would be best for your driving needs. Your Corolla S either has the tire size of 195/65-15 or 195/55-16. There are great tires available to you in either size. Some really good budget prices tires in definitely available. Allow me to suggest a few: Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring Best tire currently available in your size. Expensive at more than 100 a tire, but worth it. If you have the $$ get them. Hankook Optimo H727 Excellent budget priced tire. Perfect for your Toyota if you simply need a comfortable, long lasting tires of good quality. Can handle snow too, if needed. Probably your best choice. Pirelli P4 Four Seasons Outstanding touring all season tire. Neck and neck with the Hankook H727.

Q:Why do people say to wait 100 miles before pushing tires hard but when people put on brand new tires at the track they are good to go after a few laps?

Rubber products generally have a mold release agent still on them. Depending on what kind, it can be very slick, even waxy. Careful use and weaving as described will get most of it off. I prefer to scrub down new tires with a Scotchbrite pad in warm water and dish detergent. If I just change a rear, I may use the easy way. Spin the rear tire in sand(low rpm) while rocking from side to side. I can't tell you about race tires, they don't fit my moped.

Q:Hi!What happens if keep using summer tires in winter? andWhat happens if keep using winter tires in summer?Thanks alot

I'd rather drive the first car. I've never had to slam my brakes and worry about the ABS in the snow. You drive slower and watch the idiots in front of you. Even with ABS the guy behind you can hit you, so that won't help keep you from being rear-ended. Although Car 2 may be safer just because you won't be going anywhere in the first place. Seriously unless you live somewhere where you never have winter conditions(like the South that isn't used to what they are getting this year) why would you have summer tires on in the winter? I mean I could see if you had All-Season, but why would you have Summer tires on.