Light Bus Radial Tyre 195R15C LY366

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Size:195R15C LY366

Application:The tyre is used to light truck,light bus,mini bus

Pattern characterisic:

1,Three Longitudinal groove greatly enhance the drainage of tyres on wet land

2,Interlaced Tread Pattern Block

The interlaced tread pattern block on tyre shoulder can promote the cross-country performance of tyres

Q: I had snow tires put on my car in November. I now want to switch them out for my summers. When the shop took my summer wheels/tires off they did not label which tire was where. The tires only had 4k miles on them when removed. Will it matter where I mount the summers? If so, is there a way to determine which tire was where so that I can properly rotate them?: If the tires are directional, meaning they have a single correct sense of rotation by design, it is always marked on the tire sidewall, usually indicating ROTATION and an arrow. If there isn't such a marking, they are non-directional. Even in non-directional tread designs it is better, though, that the tires be used as before (for the same reason, the tire rotation should be made on the same side of the vehicle). You might try to infer the sense of rotation (and therefore the side) from the tread pattern: if it has longitudinal Y-like elements such as in a tractor tires, the upper (open) part of the Y on the road (mud, snow) should be oriented forward. hth

Q: What tires have you had good luck with in winter, snow, ice, wet traction ? Front wheel drive cars only, thanks.: Michelin okorder

Q: im selling 4 tires on ebay, but im not sure how i could ship them. any ideas?: No if it breaks while driving it could and often times does do even more damage to the car, and it will leave you stranded.

Q: I just bought a new Honda Pilot in February. The front left tire became flat yesterday out of nowheremy question is since the car is new and only has 5,000 miles.should I have to pay for the new tire???: Yes, you should. The flat tire was most likely caused by a road hazard - you ran over something. A nail, a screw, a piece of scrap metal, etc. That's not the tires fault, and its not Honda's fault. Punctures are also not covered under either the vehicle or tire warranties - I guarantee you that since I deal with this sort of thing on an almost daily basis. The good news is that most punctures can be repaired at relatively small expense. Just take it to your local tire shop. ASE Certified Automotive Service Advisor working in the tire industry

Q: theres a nail in the back tire of my MOTORCYCLEshould i stop riding it completely? until i get a new tire: The recommended safe fix is a plug/patch which is installed from the inside, or replacement. I just throw a patch on the tube after pulling the nail.

Q: I know one is tubeless and one is tubed but what are the benefits to this? How do I convert my mountain bike tires tires: Tubeless tires have a different compound to enable capturing the air. Changing from tubed to UST can be VERY expensive: If you have single wall rims I would forget it as double wall stuff is required. Here's how to do it: 1) Purchase UST rim strips (about $40 EACH), UST tires (about $50 EACH), and sealant; 2) Remove the old tire, tube, and rim strip; 3) Install the new rim strips making sure it seals; 4) Install the new tire and place the wheel on a truing stand; 5) Unseat a small section of tire and pour in the correct amount of sealant then reinstall the tire; 6) Fill the tire with a high pressure burst, using a luggage hold down strap to go around the tire until it seats. Note that it WILL leak and WILL spew sealant- the amount spewed will depend on how careful you are; 7) Once the tire seats, fill it to approximately 35 psi and rotate the wheel slowly for a few minutes until you can no longer percieve air leaking; 8) Let the wheel sit off the bike for 24 hours and check pressure again. If the pressure remained steady inflate to desired pressure. 9) Plan to do this each time you have to dismount the tire (sans the rim strip) and about 3 additional times per riding season. Yucko.

Q: Im tired of trying : (YOu ?: im tired of society in general. too many rules im just gonna go nuts and break every social norm and laugh at everyones shocked faces.

Q: I‘m looking for a good all weather tire, we have harsh winters. I was given a price on Firestone Destination AT - is this a good tire, what other options?: Well we got some good tires out now a days. The Firestone Destination AT's are good tires, so are the Destination MT's. BFG All Terrains are very good too and so are the BFG Mud Terrain. And of course the Goodyear MTR's are very nice tires that will last a long time. Just as long as you dont do a lot of burn outs those tires I listed will last a very long time and work good threw snow/mud.

Q: i just blew out my rear right tire and i just got them probably less than a month ago. should i just replace that one tire? and can i drive it to the place to replace it? or should i not drive on a blown tire: Don't EVER drive on a flat tire, you'll destroy your rim. Since you don't have a spare, take off the dead tire and bring it in to a shop that has the same tire. It's okay to replace just that one tire. The tread on the other tires is not going to wear that much in a month.

Q: when i go to a tire store to buy new tires, they add a tire disposal fee with the new tire. is it an EPA law or what?: Many, but not all, states collect tire fees. In states where there are no tire fees, tire dealers, junk yards, etc. may charge customers for disposal (or may include the cost in the price of the tires purchased). In most states, the fees collected are dedicated to tire recycling and scrap tire cleanup, however, some states may use these funds for scrap tire management and market development. Other states use a portion of tire fees to fund other state projects. Each state makes its own scrap tire laws and regulations.

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