Q:What is the top of the car tires? Is inside the tire inside. It seems like a fender, the fender seems to be behind the tires. The

Is your uncle called fender

Q:I have 26x9x12 tires i was wondering if the wheel i had on would fit a 29.5x12x12 tire

you can call your local dealer or auto supplier and they can tell real quick and exactly where it is

Q:What is the ideal tire pressure for a 2007 Ford Focus SES hatchback? Currently on 16 wheels, all-season Pirelli TiresThanks!

ford typically underpressures tires on their vehicles to give them a better ride. in return you get poor tire wear and fuel economy. also it can be dangerous if you remember all the tire failures on Explorers in the late 90's to 2002 they were caused by ford recommending only 26 psi in their cars. ignore fords recommendations. 32-35 is typically recommended on passenger cars. the higher end better for fuel economy the lower better for ride and handling. these pressures keep you in the optimal operating pressures for typical passenger car tires to prevent tire failure from too much or too little pressure.

Q:When changing tire one by one,different tire is used, different brand, some high performance, some regular cheap new tire, will it create problem such as balance, wheel alignment ?

If the noise started right after the new tires were installed, chances are it's the tires. As the old saying goes; 'you get what you pay for'.

Q:Do bigger tires make your gearing lower or higher?

bigger tyre is only suitable for bigger car.if u use bigger tyre.the capacity is high,.u would have low performance n it also will reduce ur car's speed

Q:i am looking for low profile tires ofr my ford ranger. but i dont know alot about tires. i dont want ruberband tires but i want them low. what size should i get.

I wouldn't go any lower than a 45 tall. For example 225/45/r15.

Q:Well, I have seen tires with a red outline right near the rim, going around the tire. The tire is black, but with that bright red outline, it makes it look really great, so does anyone know where to get this, or have any information on this, via websites, experience, etc? thanks-dat

Coker tire owns the molds to the original Firestone Redline tires that you may be referring to. Coker sells redlines under Firestone, BFG, and Coker Classic brand names. Go to their website and enter redline in the search box. BFGoodrich also made a tire at one time that had red, blue, or yellow stripes in the tread area of the tire!

Q:Does 39psi in the front tyre and 36 in back seem right for a corsa sxi 3door 2012.iv lost manual

That's WAY too much air. Always check the pressures when the tires are cool. Check the door post on the driver's side just under the latch mechanism. You'll find the tire pressures from the manufacturer. Don't deter from that.

Q:Is it best to follow your vehicle‘s recommended psi for tire pressure (in my case, 35psi), or if you have a high performance tire that can take more (my new tires have a max of 51psi) is it best to get close to the tire‘s max, or stick with the car‘s recommended pressure? *My new tires have a max of 51, so I inflated them to 45 but it seems my mileage has gotten a little worse? Wouldn‘t more pressure give you better mileage, especially if the tire can handle it?Thanks for intelligent answers!

Higher performance tires will only create more friction between the tire and road and possibly reduce mileage. Its always best to follow the recommended psi for the tire you have. Under inflation can cause excessive wear but better grip with the road at a reduced gas mileage, and over inflation (even a few PSI higher than the recommended) can also cause premature wear of the inside track of the tires.

Q:Hi , i would like to know the optimal tyre pressure for Nissan Altima 1996 under standard conditions and under full load .

read your tire and keep it 2 to 3 lbs under what max says. Remember as your driving the tire heats up and so does the air inside the tire. When that happens your tires expand so always read your tire psi carefully so that you will never over fill and pop your tire