Product Description:
Size：175/65R 14 LY966
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:I bought a car 2 years ago brand new. I currently have 25K and one of my tire popped last night. I know that some tires can last up to 50K.Do manufaturer installed tires last shorter? More info: I only rotated my tire once at 15K, so that may have been a bad move on my end. I also did a lot of highway driving. Probably 75% of the mileage. I'm pretty good with tire pressure maintanence.
- Car manufacturers do NOT use tires with shorter lifespans than any other tire off the shelf. There are hundreds of reasons a tire can blow out, but the least likely reason is the factory gave you a cheep tire. How fast do you drive? What are the roads like? High speed, or rough roads do tend to wear out tires. Without inspecting the tire I could not tell you the exact cause of failure, but blaming the car manufacturer, no they dont MAKE the tires at all. Check the tire brand and check their website for details about the tire. Are they performance tires? Those do have a shorter lifespan than normal passenger tires. Have the tread depth checked, they may all need replaced anyway. Buy a set of tires that both fit the car properly, and fit YOUR driving style and normal road conditions.
- Q:Hi, i can not find the proper tire pressure for my tires i am running nitto nt555 245-35-20 (front) and 275-30-20 (rear) Staggered wheels on G35 Coupe Hoping someone knows what is the best tire pressure to use Thanks for your time??
- You know you can check your doorseal to find what pressure to put or set it at. also check on the tire to for max pressure but its usually about 36-38 i believe. max should be 44
- Q:I‘m talking about tire shine stuff, like black magic. Being on two narrow tires seems like it might be dangerous to have any oily stuff on the tires. Do they make some kind of tire dressing that is safe on motorcycle tires?
- This Site Might Help You. RE: Dangerous to put tire dressing on motorcycle tires? I'm talking about tire shine stuff, like black magic. Being on two narrow tires seems like it might be dangerous to have any oily stuff on the tires. Do they make some kind of tire dressing that is safe on motorcycle tires?
- Q:how to do a tire rotation?
- Don''t listen to Skag, because it is important and does make a difference. Radial tires should be rotated in the same direction they where originally going. If not you stand the chance of thread separation inside the tire and a blow out. Basically if you take the front right and put it on the left rear visa versa and the front left tire to the right rear visa versa it will make them go in the wrong direction. To keep yourself from confusing yourself after taking them off, take a marker and draw an arrow on the tire in the direction it is originally spinning and go from front right to rear right and left front to left rear.
- Q:I‘m looking to buy some snow tires. Just a little uncertain where to go. Big O‘ Tires? Pep Boys? Discount Tires? I live in Denver, CO drive a 2005 Neon
- any parts store has them, even wal mart
- Q:I use a bicycle for my paper route and I have a problem with flat tires. Does anyone know about kevlar bike tires? I just wondered how much protection they provide. Do Bell kevlar tires work all that great? I need something totally puncture proof! I have seen the video for schwalbe tires but they are expensive. Tire liners sound legit but what are they made of exactly? Also I heard of rubber tubes. Where can I buy those? PLEASE HELP!!!
- wha he said u need to figure out why your are getting flat tires. If you are jumping curbs with under inflated tires of are you getting objects embedded in the tire. If you picking up nails and glass I would go with Mr Tuffy tire liners ( not the slime ones ). Kevlar tires will be better. there is no one reason for flats no single solution will work for all reasons you have to figure out why you are getting them or have a lot of money and luck there are airless tires but they are both horrible and expensive wle
- Q:i need to find cheapish Mud terrain tires. Where is a cheap place to get them?
- I had a set of BF Goodrich MUD TERRAINS on my 4X4 and they were excellent. They are much better than the swamp tires if you plan to drive it on the highway too.
- Q:15 to 16 tires of car tires, is it in.
- Is in inches. 55: called flattening of tires, meaning: the ratio of the sidewall height (tire wall) to the tire width is 55%; the ratio of the sidewall height to the tire width is 55% R: steel radial tires, 15: the diameter of the hub is 15 inches.
- Q:Today, I was driving up a tight canyon in Colorado with summer tires (Goodyear Eagle F1s). The road was clear of ice, but the outside temperature was in the teens. Do I need to be running winter tires?
- No winter tires are a waste in of money in Colorado. We have too many nice warm days in the winter with no snow on the streets. Driving on snow tires when it is dry and warm outside will destroy them. Get some good all season tires they will last longer and you don't need to switch them out in the spring,
- Q:Are tires balanced during manufacturing? Is there a marking on the new tire signifying the perfect balanced area? In return, should the person mounting the tire on a wheel place the mark in alignment with the valve before inflating air and balancing the wheel?
- there is a mark on the tire but its a mark to keep in a certain distance from the valve and isn't critical. There is a machine that does spin the tire letting the technician know where weights need to be placed to properly balance the tire. So that being said no tires are not balanced during its manufacturing process.
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