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OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER480 FOR LOADERS AND DOZERS

OFF THE ROAD BIAS TYRE PATTERN ER480 FOR LOADERS AND DOZERS

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Giant Off the Road Bias tire-L4

Off the road bias tyre for loaders and dozers

Greater cut resistance and heat resistance

Different tread compounds for consumers' requirements

Exceptional stability and long tire life

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SizePlyPatternMax speedPressureLoading capacityO.D of inflationSection WidthStandard rimTread depthQTY/40'HQ/OT
RatingNo.(km/h)(kPa)(kg)(mm)(mm)(mm)
52/80-57 TLS68ER48010600925003580132036.00/6.0973
45/65-45 TLS58ER48010675500002735114036.00/4.5698
37.5-39 TLS44ER4801055037500260095032.00/4.569.510
37.25-35 TLS42ER4801052533500244594531.00/4.07010
37.5-33 TLS42ER4801052534500244595032.00/4.569.510
26.5-25 TLS32ER4801055017000180067522.00/3.05435
26.5-25 TLS28ER4801047515500180067522.00/3.05435
26.5-25 TLS24ER4801040014000180067522.00/3.05435
26.5-25 TLS20ER4801035013200180067522.00/3.05435

Q: I have a 2010 focus, it says I have low tire pressure?Is this a big deal? None of the tires look flat.Can I still drive in it?I tried pumping air into it but the air pump almost electrocuted me :/Lol.Help??
Low tire pressure will effect the safety and fuel efficiency of your car. Although the tires may not look like the pressure is low the only way to know for sure is to use a tire gauge and check. If a tire looks low than it is WAY too low and dangerous to drive on. Technically you can still drive a car with low tire pressure but it is bad for the car and the tires. The tires will wear out incorrectly which means you'll have to replace them sooner or could cause a blow-out. The car also has to burn more fuel when the tire pressure is low so it costs you more at the pump. If you do not want to fill the tires yourself take your car to a garage or tire store. It will take less than 5 minutes for them to check your tires and fill them for you, they may even be able to teach you how to do it yourself! While you are there make sure to pick up a tire gauge, they are easy to use and by using one you will not have to question your tire pressure any more. The pressure in your tires will naturally change with the weather and temperature so it is good to be able to check and maintain your tire pressure yourself.
Q: Are the tires on this particualr car all-season? Anyone have this vehicle?
You could take the covers off your light switches and/or outlets and see if the wires connected to the switch are copper or aluminum. I would check several in case someone patched in some different wire.
Q: Best store in the US for tires (price, service, quality all things considered)
I aint bought a tire at a local tire in 10 years. I buy online from discount tire direct, treadepot, tire rack, etc Then take tires to local shop and have them mounted and balanced. Normally comes out well over $100 cheaper this away, and I get the tires I want with out having to settle for what ever brand/type the shop has in my size
Q: A friend has some winter tires for sale.My current tires are P175 65R14The tires he has for sale are P175 70R13 (already on rims).Will his tires fit my car?
Depends on your car. If the cars are the same model, then they should be fine, and the rims as well, if they are different models, the rims may not fit your car at all. Some cars came with different size rims depending on the model and year. Personally, I would stick with the original size
Q: Cars' and bikes', and airplanes'. All tires are always black
Due to an ingredient added to the rubber compound used to add certain properties. Called Carbon Black,,which is naturally Black
Q: Which pair of tires (tyres) take more load Front Pair Wheels or Rear Pair Wheels ?I have 2 tires (tyres) / 1 pair of wheels tubeless. the other remaining two tires (tyres) are tube tires (tires that have tube).I don‘t have enough money right now . So, where should i put tubeless pair where should i put the tube ones ?thanks
The front tires carry more weight because the engine sits above them. Although tubes allow more weight to be carried, tubeless tires are manufactured to much higher standards. Place the tubeless tires in front and the tubed tires in the rear.
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?
Tires/wheels are dismounted from a vehicle when they are balanced. If for some reason it is more convenient for your to bring in the tires/wheels separate from the vehicle go right ahead.
Q: My tire tread creates a lot of cabin noise.I was just wondering if anyone knew some tire treads that were quite due to design.(that aren‘t super expensive)
Confusing really if you have knobby tires they howl it's just what they do if you want less road noise from the tires switch to a less aggressive tire tread go with all season unless you don;t live somewheres where it snows you can get some street tires
Q: So I have a 95 civic ex with 17 inch tires.I‘ve been thinking of going back to stock with 14 inch tires. Will putting smaller tires lower my car to the ground?
The profile will keep the car at the same height. You can't change the profile as your speedometer would be way out then.
Q: tire says 44 max. How much tire pressure should be in the Winter Tire
It depends. If you're driving alot on the highway at speed, 35 PSI would be more appopriate than 30. If you're doing a lot of stop and go, 30 is good. The reason you keep the pressure up is because the tire gets hot and begins to wear faster when there is less air in it. This extra drag on the road is what causes reduced gas mileage. A tire with more air in it on the highway leaves a smaller foot print because its not sagging and won't heat up as bad, so there's less drag on the road. I go no lower than 35. If you're a drag racer in the heat, you want more like 17-20 PSI, but if you do autocross or drifting you want your PSI at 40-45. Honestly, anything between 25 and 40 is acceptable, but it really depends on what kind of driving you do. Oh, and by the way; those tire pressure vs. gas mileage tests are funded by big oil. So I wouldn't trust their results too much anyways.

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