• Passager Car Radial Tyre 165/70R13 LI288 System 1
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Passager Car Radial Tyre 165/70R13 LI288

Passager Car Radial Tyre 165/70R13 LI288

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Size:165/70R13 LI288

Application:The tyre used to Passager Car

Pattern Characteristic:

1,Asymmetric pattern design reduce the noise when running

2,The irregular block provides more stability and best grip power while tuming

3,Enhanced rib on the shoulder can avoide the asymmetric wear greatlly

4,Three straight lines in the middle provide the best water drainage and the keystone block pattern an prevent the stone into the pattern.

Q: 175/70R14 i have a 91 Mitsubishi and i need a one used tire where should i go?
save your money,for the most part, these intakes are little more than sewer pipe with an air filter stuck on it about the only real thing is you can hear the air sucking in the intake. This does not equate to horsepower and in most cases and engine light pops on too. If you look at the stock well engineered intake on your car now, and follow it to where it goes into the fender, this is the best cold air factory intake out there.An engine light could possibly indicate a lean condition, this is not good. Any horsepower change will be minimal at best, and no where near what the company claims, and they also don't tell you it may be at 3 4 or 5 thousand rpm, this would be completely worthless for most applications anyway. sooper dooper pooper scooper nopower power chips are another marketing gimmick, for new and newer vehicles, mostly diesels you can trade longevity and durability for some big horsepower numbers, but for the 80s the 90s and early 2000 there were no computers back then that controlled the engine as much as the new cars. Some new cars can have a hundred sensors or more, and if you build an engine to be tunable then you can tune it. small tiny engines designed for durability and longevity along with fuel mileage are making fantastic horsepower already, anything you do to change that makes it wear out faster. If you have any questions, I suggest talking to the mechanic that works on your car, that's what I did, some chips have been responsible for engines wearing out sooner and blowing up, this is not what we want or need.
Q: What is the meaning of the 91V above the car tires?
91 indicates the load index: The maximum load of the tire is 615 kg. Different load indices represent different maximum loads (usually in pounds or kilograms).
Q: What does the car tires represent above?
Above that basically correct, 235 / 70R16 235 is the cross-sectional design of the tire width is 235 mm actually there will be positive and negative 3% error, 70 is the flat ratio, that is, high cross section and width ratio, also known as high width The smaller the number, the more flattened. R is the representative of the radial tire structure, 16 on behalf of the tire steel ring is 16 inches. Followed by the English alphabet is the speed level.
Q: When I had my oil changed, they pumped my tires to 60psi and the recommendation is 32psi. Isn‘t tire pressure this high asking for a popped tire, why would they do this.
Make sure your gauge reading is right. The smaller spare tires are supposed to be inflated to 60 psi, but the typical road tire isn't inflated to more than 36 psi. However, that's a cold tire reading, so if you read your tire pressure after a long drive when the tires are hot, you could read 45 psi on a tire that reads 36 psi cold.
Q: besides peeling, what would be considered a defect for a new car tire?
Tire cord separation and split threads is about all there will be for new car tires
Q: Can car tires add nitrogen? what is the benefit?
Car tires can be added with nitrogen. The benefits of car tires plus nitrogen: nitrogen is inert gas, the nature of very lively, gas molecules than oxygen molecules, not hot up cold shrinkage, deformation range. Its penetration of the tire sidewall speed slower than the air 30-40%, to maintain tire pressure stability. Nitrogen audio conduction is low, equivalent to 1/5 of the air, the use of nitrogen can effectively reduce the tire noise, improve the speed of travel. Compared with the general high-pressure air, high purity nitrogen because of oxygen and almost no moisture and oil, its thermal expansion coefficient is low, low thermal conductivity, slow temperature, reducing the speed of tire heat collection, non-flammable and non-combustion characteristics, So that the probability of puncture is effectively reduced. Plus nitrogen tires, moisture content is less, so the aluminum alloy steel ring and iron ring is not easy to rust, corrosion, the tire is not easy to oxidation.
Q: What are the best tires to have for rainy, soggy weather, ford taurus?.What makes these tires the best? What should I look for when choosing tires?
First you should look for the escape grooves on the tires for the water co come off really quick when you ride fast through water. I've chosen Vredestein Ultrac Giugiaro design.
Q: As to prevent flat tires, or is there a better product out there?
I have to agree with Paul. It is a mess to clean up.
Q: I know you can adjust tire by increasing the first number and decreasing the aspect ratio, and vice versa. I have a 1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass International with 215/60-16 tires. I‘ve heard that 205/65-16 works, is there a way of telling how it will work properly, so long as it fits? Also, I was told that the first number is how wide your tire is and the second is the percentage of width as height. Does that mean the width as how far the tire goes into your vehicle, or if you were to take a tape and go across from one tread across the wheel/rim to the other tread? Is height from the tread to where the tire touches the wheel/rim? I don‘t really understand how you can adust one number higher and lower the other to keep the same speedometer/odometer readings and stuff. How would a shorter tire register the same speed just because it is fatter? I apologize if I‘m speaking ignorantly, I just cannot understand how this works. :)
The 1st number is the tire tread width, not the width of the rim. The 2nd number is the side wall height as a %age of the tread width as measured from the ground to the bottom edge of the tire rim with the tire off the ground. Most speedometer errors are less than 3% error when changing tires sizes with the same rim diameter Going from 215/60-16 tires to a 205/65-16 will cause your speedometer to read 1.3% slower than your actual speed. If your speedometer says 60 mph, you are actually traveling at 60.8 mph. Speedometer accuracy is really tied to the circumference of the tire, not the fatness of tire. When you adjust tire sizes, the closer to the circumference you are to the stock tires from the car manufacturer, the accuracy of your speedometer will be maintained. Otherwise, you have to change the speedometer gear in the tailpiece of the transmission. The speedometer is calibrated to the circumference of the tire and thus the revolutions per mile. When your tire is is shorter (not as tall) than stock tires, the circumference is less so the tires have to make more revolutions per mile, thus the speedometer reads faster than your actual speed.
Q: I have a 2003 Honda Civic LX Sedan and still have the original tires on it. I was thinking of replacing them but didn‘t realize how many brands and types of tires are out there. Can someone please point me in the right direction on what types of tires I should consider.
You need to think about how you drive and the conditions you may find on the road. I think Tiger Paws are the best for most drivers. However if you are performance minded it will take some research on your part to find the best tires for you. The Tire Rack site has the most complete site for comparison. But if you want to buy the tires locally your selections may be very limited. Beware that there a lot of good prices (at first glance) out there on tires from China. I gave them one chance on my car and not again. My Dad (87 and not into speed or cornering like I am) did no better with his. Make sure you know where the tires were made!!!!!!!! The name on the tire is no indication.

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