Q:I HAVE A 2003 INFINITY G35 SEDAN. MY CAR USES 215/55/17TIRES. CAN I STEP TO A 245/55/17. OR HOW CAN I GET A LOW PROFILE TIRE WITH GOOD HANDALING.

I'd be concerned with clearance going that much wider. It'll be a little taller as well. eg. 55% of 245 mm instead of 55% of 215mm

Q:can I use 2 different size tires on my car

No, it is not save to drive on different sized tires. The only exception would be if your vehicle came stock with staggered tire sizes front and rear. Otherwise, it is simply too dangerous to consider. Don't risk it.

Q:The car Kemei Rui general high-speed urban villages are running tires in general how many kilometers before the change was safe?

Normal situation 6-8 million kilometers, for safety, the proposed 60,000 km for a time.

Q:those anyone know about STRATA ZENO tires it they are anygood? getting rimes and tire pckg for 919.00 is it worth the price?

Victoria tire and wheel? I know they use those damn strata zeno tires. No they arent very good quality tires.

Q:Bought it from Tires Plus for $73.99 but had $20 off coupon, total mounted $74.71.

We just got the Valera Touring put on a 2003 Windstar and they are by far the loudest tires I've ever had. It sounds like 2 helicopters flying 20 ft. above me. You can't hear the person sitting next to you and turning up the radio doesn't even cover it. It's also a very loud white noise which may help kids in the back fall asleep but it will also put the driver to sleep. I haven't had them long enough to say about traction, only that they are better than the previously worn Cooper tires we had on (which also sucked on traction wear but was much quieter). I want them off or get rid of the van. After not driving the van for a day or two, I'll start to think it can't be that bad but then I start driving it despite knowing it's loud, I still am amazed and infuriated at just how LOUD. I can't drive the car without feeling like I'm being tortured. They said it will quite down after breaking it in but it's been well over 500 miles and it hasn't changed. The tires are the only point of contact to the ground, I'd say pay the extra money and get ones you know are good or have proven good ratings. There is nothing much out there on these.

Q:Which is better Kelly tires or good year? I live in MN so it snow alot.

I bought Michelin tires a couple of years ago and they have weathered the storm and the rain pretty impressively.

Q:Shopping for tires for my motorcycle and they are listed as either front of rear, the tread all looks similar, just wondering what the differences are?Our trucks and cars use the same type of tires front and rear so it got my curiosity up.

Biker for existence is close... it particularly is tread layout however the reason being...positioned purely... a rear tire is designed to push and a front tire is designed to tug... tread layout on an identical time as distinctive would desire to tournament besides the undeniable fact that (front and rear). M/C tires are paired in tread layout to bypass jointly. some tires (particularly for moto bypass) would have a twin designation for the two front and rear. The Dunlop must be the only tournament because of the fact HD makes use of them and likes 17 inch rims to throw the different tire adult adult males off. it particularly is a unusual length. base line is... do no longer use a rear tire on the front and don't mixture and tournament front and rear.

Q:For example say i take a 255/40/19 tire Vs. 255/35/19 tire would the first tire weigh more ?another example if we take two of the same cars one sitting on 235/40/19 Front/Rear and the 2nd car 255/40/19 Front/Rear will one car weigh less simply because of tires ?

Tire weight does not only depend on size, but also the the specific model and tire manufacturer. Difference in tire weight is so slim that it would not make a difference for an automobiles performance. To answer your question specifically, yes, different tire sizes could cause a difference in overall body weight of a vehicle, but it is so minute that it should never come in to effect a ride or performance issue. Most importantly, it is always best to place the intended tire size on your automobile. The automaker of your vehicle went to great lengths to engineer and design a specific sized wheel and tire for it's best ride and performance. Stay original equipment sized rims and tires if you wish it to drive the way the automaker intended.

Q:I like the way the Jeep Grand Cherokee looks with mud tires I just don‘t want to damage my transmission. How bad do mud tires damage transmissions? Would they still damage it if i got 14 inch rims with 26 or 27 inch mud tires? my Jeep has 28 inch tires stock

Properly sized tires will not damage your vehicle no matter what type of tire they are. Mud tires will not cause any damage as long as they are the correct size for your vehicle. I don't know who told you that certain tires will damage your vehicle, but as long as they are the correct size one type of tire will not cause any more or less damage or wear than another. That's transmission, suspension, or any other component.

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?

I am so sick of the high maintenance costs of motorcycles. sure my bike gets great mileage, but my goodness, chains replacing, valves adjusted, tires that only last 10k miles, and now I learn if you get a nail in your tire and you can't plug it, and a NEW TIRE is your only option?? I'm thinking of hanging up riding for good.