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OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN BXDN FOR EARTHMOVER LOADER

OFF THE ROAD RADIAL TYRE PATTERN BXDN FOR EARTHMOVER LOADER

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Q: What is the best way to hang a tire swing??
From a branch on a tree?
Q: I noticed that the back tire of my Scion xA looked really low. I went to fill it up but it was very confusing. The owner‘s manual said inflate to 29 PSI. The tire said maximum inflation 44 PSI. (Quite a difference.) So here are the questions: 1) Should I trust the tire (44PSI) over the manual (29 PSI) because maybe they equipped it with a different tire?2) When they say max (same on my bike tire) do you usually fill it close to the max or far below it?Thanks
There's a lot of misguided information concerning tire pressure. The auto and tire manufacturers work closely together to determine the recommended tire pressure for any given vehicle, taking many factors into consideration, with safety being #1. The 44 psi you mention is the maximum amount the tire mfr wants to see in the tire under any circumstance. The 29 psi is the amount the car mfr has determined is the best average for safety, fuel economy, tire life, handling, etc. with the vehicle FULLY loaded. Check them COLD at least once a month.
Q: all tires have proper pressure
there is something called air sensor its in the same one that u fill air into it haw ever a sensor that u cant see tell u open the tire from in side so take it to any tire shop and tell hem to change the air sensors in ur 4 tires and it will be sure done
Q: I ran over a bottle of beer. Will that do damage to my car tires?
It probably won't. Car tires are quite durable. They are tested to go over rough road conditions. Glass on the road is actually a pretty common occourance and as such they do extensive testing to make sure that the tires can handle it. Basically unless your tires already need replacing there should be no damage. The rubber on the tires is really thick, it can withstand a whole bunch. Good luck with your tires.
Q: I have a 2007 328xi and I need to get new tires. Does anyone know where I can get a list of approved tires so when I bring the car back next year they dont give me a hard time?
There are plenty on the market. I have found the following selection for you: Pirelli P zero Nero Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Dunlop SP Sport 2000E MFS Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Continental Sport Contact 3 Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3 Tyre Size 255/40Y17 Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 Tyre Size 255/40Y17
Q: some tire belt is showing?
if you value your life, get that tire off the road now. either the tread will seperate (search firestone tires and ford exploders), or the tire will just blow. either one can cause loss of control of the vehicle and a serious accident. the wires are not visible because the tire is worn, or you corner hard all the time, or even a bad alignment. they are visible because its OLD, the same reason the sidewall looks the way it does. PS, if you happen to live in bay area cali, please get that tire off the road. i dont want myself or my family involved in your tragic accident.
Q: Would you like to ask the car tires, is the screw clockwise or counterclockwise?
Will the car on the left side of the car wheel and the right side of the wheel thread is not the same. The left side of the wheel bolts are common right-hand thread, that is, clockwise rotation of the bolts and nuts for tightening, the left side of the car wheel for a long time to move forward, is counterclockwise rotation, the nut will not loose. The right wheel bolts are not commonly used in the left-hand thread, that is, counter-clockwise rotation of bolts and nuts for tightening, then the right side of the wheel wheel for a long time to move forward, clockwise rotation, making the nut has been tightened state, it is not easy to loose The
Q: Give me as much explanation of a car tire wear as much as possible and it‘s grip, heat, how it‘s recycled, etccan you explain to me about real life tire wear please. how do they wear down? why? aren‘t they rubber though so shouldn‘t they stick all the time? tell me everything? is there anything else? please tell me what you know. tahnks.
stick to one question at a time. nobody wants to start a book for 10 pts,,,,,,,,,
Q: Who are the poineers in manufacturing tyres ?
Tyres have been in existence since wheel were first manufactured. Iron tyres protected wooden wheels. Railway wheels still have steel tyres for that purpose - you only have to change the tyre when they wear, not the entire wheel. Pneumatic tyres were invented by Robert William Thomson in 1847 but the first practical ones were made by John Boyd Dunlop 40 years later. It is fair to say that John Dunlop was the main pioneer of pneumatic tyres. Robert Thomson was restricted by the lack of suitable rubber and developed solid rubber tyres instead. So he was the pioneer of rubber tyres.
Q: Is the “Michelin Krylion Carbon Road Tire” a good commuter tyre?Well, it is time for a new set of tyres. Last year, I commuted 6912 miles.
Michelin Krylion Carbon Road Tire

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