Q:I have a road bike with tires 700x28. A few people have mentioned that if I change the tires to 700x23 I can gain a couple or so mph on my average. Is this true? If I reduce the width of the tire I can gain some speed? Also, if I do that would I have to change my rings as well to fit the 23 mm tire?

The best way to know what the problem is, is to hook a scan tool to your vehicle to see what sensor or sensors are not working properly. Run a diagnostic on ABS system will driving your vehicle to see what readings you are getting from your sensors. Once you know which ones are not working properly, check wiring and sensor(or sensors) replace sensor or repair wiring. Most sensors are easy to replace which have a wiring harness plug and one mounting bolt. You may have to remove the tire(or tires) to fix your problem. If you remove tires use jack stand to hold vehicle up safely, don't trust the jack to hold it up.

Q:this weekend on the highway my back passenger tire shredded and I was curious what the chances are my other tires will also?

Are these re-treads? Did you buy them at Wal-Mart? Are these 4 ply tires when your truck requires 10 ply? I'd say your other one will shred soon.

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.

Do some reaurch on your own and stop asking others to do everything for you.

Q:I have a 07 Jeep Liberty Sport and it did not have the right size tires on it when I purchased it. The tire size I have now is 225/65 r16 and I would like to know what the proper air pressure is for that tire.

I have a 2006 Jeep Liberty Renegade. The tires that came on it were 225/75R16's so, you have tire that are just slightly shorter. Unfortunately, It is hard to tell you exactly what the appropriate pressure is for a tire based solely on it's size, however, the recommended tire pressure for a tire is typically listed on the tire itself, on the very inside edge just up against the wheel. check there on your tire, and you should have your answer!

Q:So I am looking for good tires for two cars:1. 2009 Nissan Altima 2.5 S Sedan2. 2001 Saab 9-3 SE ConvertibleMy top tire brand picks for both cars are (not in order):1. Michelin2. Bridgestone3.Continental4. General5. YokohamaWhich tire brand (with tire model), would best fit each car.Please dont tell me to go to tire rack or any website to put in my vehicle information. I want to know by you experience or knowledge which tire brand and tire model would best fit the vehicles mentioned above. Any new tire suggestions are welcomed as well.

Toyo tires are all around, all Seasons best preformance tires. 600$ for a great set, cheap, reliable, and worth the money.

Q:I have a Truck that has a recommended tire pressure of around 30 psi on all four tires. On the front two tires I got about 30 psi, but on the back tires I've got 40 psi. The sidewall maximum pressure reads 35 psi. The thing is, I put a lot of stuff in the trunk, and sometimes i measure my tire pressure and it goes all the way up to 70 psi. So my question is, since I always carry such a heavy load, should I lower my current 40 psi, or should I just leave it there so my tires won't be super flat when I carry heavy stuff?

The tire manufacturer and the truck manufacturer both recommend tire pressures. The tire manufacturer will have it printed on the side wall, while the truck manufacturer will have it printed on the inside of the drivers door pillar or just refer to the owners manual.As long as you are going with the size tire that the truck manufacturer recommends,use the tire pressure that they print.That tire that they recommend is also the tire that corresponds to the allowable weight that the truck will haul.If you are using a tire other than the truck manufacturer allows,use the pressure printed on the tire.

Q:4 wheel dr new tires been rotated one time any help?

wow people really don't know how to rotate tires. If directional take the fronts and move them straight back do not swap, and bring the rears straight up. All other tires rears go straight up front and the fronts get swapped to the back.

Q:Could a tire patch (plug?) cause the tire to go out of round? I had a puncture nearly dead center in the threads; I took the tire to a local big box and had the puncture repaired. The tires were balanced and rotated. The repaired tire was placed front side passenger. At highway speeds the tire wobbles or shakes. At 300 miles I checked and noticed it was inflated to 42 PSI when 32 PSI is recommended. I had the tire rebalanced and it still shakes. There were no issues before the repair. Can repairs be removed an redone?

If the tires were balanced at the tire shop, then the repair did not make the tire go out of round. That's the whole point of balancing, to make sure the tire is properly balanced. Something happened to your tire after leaving there.

Q:From a local tire store? Is this allowed? Some people who are able to, change their tires yearly and so the tires are still in good shape, Can one purchase such tires?

Call your local tire stores some sell used tires that are in good condition. I have purchased tires that were removed from a new truck because the new owner wanted off road tread, Its a good way to save some money. Price some new tires that way you know if its worth it too buy used. Also check the date of the tire a tire can have good tread and be too old to use

Q:Can you buy Mercedes Benz tires at Sears or Big O Tires?

JEEZE ! Car makers make CARS! Tire manufacturers manufacture tires! Do you think that restaurants make the plates that you eat off?!?! Continental and Bridgestone are some of the tires sold to MB to install on their new cars. NEVER take a Benz to SEARS!