Q:I currently use an old 18 speed mountain bike to get back and forth to work. The tires (26) are old, dried out and show some wear and tear from age. My main goal at this point is to avoid flats. I want to change out the tires for new ones. I am thinking about getting Bell Comfort Tires w/ Kevlar. What do you think? Good city commute tire or not? I am also thinking about using an old innertube as a liner in the tires and glueing it in using patch glue. The good point would be that there would be an additional barrier to avoid flats. Are there any bad points to using this method?

Can your rim fit a wide tire is the question.

Q:What is the difference between, sleepy, tired, and fatigue? Or are the the same?

Tired is more of an adjective, where you can use it for both present and past tense. i.e: I am tired, I was tired. On the other hand, fatigue is a noun. If you're going to use it as an adjective, you have to add the 'd' at the end. i.e: I am fatigued. Sleepy would be more of a casual tired.

Q:How to judge the car tires should not change the new?

Tire life is generally 2-3 years or driving 6-10 million km or so. Tape depth should be changed at 1.6mm (minimum wear). Over the shelf life of the tire (especially spare tire, spare tire life is roughly 3 years), the overall performance has declined.

Q:How to maintain the best tire tires?

Note tire life tire is to wear naturally, so the factory tire in the factory will be marked in the sidewall wear limit, to indicate the tire real-time wear conditions. In the daily use of the tire to regularly check the wear and tear, to prevent serious wear and tear affect the use of tires. Tires will be aging, in general, the normal use of tire life is 4-5 years, after 5 years even if the tread wear is also very small and the best replacement. There is also a situation, some owners driving the route is more bumpy, complex road conditions, the wear and tear of the tire is more serious, if there are tires, carried out three or four times the tire, but also consider the safety factor, the best of this tire Exchange to non-drive wheels or rear wheels to reduce the risk of puncture.

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?

Yes, they are the same. However, If there isn't a letter preceding the three-digit numeric portion of a tire size, it signifies the tire is a Metric size (also called Euro-metric because these sizes originated in Europe). While Metric tire sizes are primarily used on European cars, they are also used on vans and sport utility vehicles. Euro-metric sizes are dimensionally equivalent to P-metric sizes, but typically differ subtly in load carrying capabilities.

Q:I bought a bike yesterday a hybrid bike with 700c wheels. I bought a bike pump, and when i got it home I checked the psi on the tire it said to inflate to 50-75 psi. I checked the bike tires, they were only at 20 psi, and they seemed inflated enough to me. So I inflated it to 40 psi, took forever and It seems like it‘s too much and I‘m scared the tire will burst. I tried another gauge because I thought it was broken but it was the same. The tire is real hard to the touch and like I said I‘m scared it will burst. Is this normal?

Narrow bicycle tires require very high pressure compared to car tires. The pressure range on your tires is very normal for a hybrid bike. Narrow road bike tires need even more pressure. At 40 psi your tires are under-inflated unless you weigh less than 120 pounds. Pump them up to at least 55 pounds, more if you weigh more than 170 pounds

Q:I have a 2012 jeep wrangler sport 2 door. I want tires for my car. I have 17x9 in rims. I want 33in tires but I was wondering what would be the best tire size for an everyday jeep?

have faith me when I say this. do no longer positioned the tires before the boost because of the fact they'll seem very small. The Jeep Wrangler Rubicons incorporate 31 inch tires and you are able to have already got 31 inch. Plus you would be 3 inches bigger so 31 is plenty to small. the perfect length would be 33 inches tall and 12.5 inches huge. yet in simple terms incase thats do massive do no longer circulate any smaller that 32 inches tall and 11.5 inches huge. circulate to the Jeep web page and seem on the Rubicon and thats 31 inch tires. you additionally can google seek for a Jeep with a three inch boost and circulate by utilizing that.

Q:Will a tire with a larger or smaller diameter have a faster steering response?(if the rear tire diameter is the same in both situations)examples:If the rear and front tire are the same sizeorIf the front tire is 4 inches smaller in diameter than the rear tireWhich will have faster steering response?

In tires the sidewall size will be on of the ways to slow or quicken the steering response. the more side wall you have the more flex between the road and rim which means it will respond a little slower because of the sidewall flex. With less sidewall there is less flex between the road and the rim which means that your inputs will transmit to the road faster. Larger or smaller diameter may not make a difference 1957514 may be smaller than a 2357515 but they both have a large side wall where as a 2355015 would have a smaller sidewall or aspect ratio.

Q:how do you install a tubeless tires ? on cars

It ain't easy if you take it to a mechanic, they will use a hydrolic press to stretch the tire over the rim you can get tire irons to do it by handbut it aint easy.

Q:I just bought a new rear tire for my 2006 Suzuki GSX-R 600. Last night I noticed it was nearly flat. After inspection I found a small nail near the top of the tire (about an inch from the top to be exact). The nail is not on the side of the tire. Can I get a plug for the tire?

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