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Can you use graphite black in tire industry?
can you use graphite black in tyre industry
Why does grey concrete road surface not become jet black due to residue of millions of black tire wear and tear?
"Normal" tire use on a road does not leave enough residue behind or allow the residue to stay still long enough to accumulate a black surface above the concrete. Do a burnout with a vehicle and you will see in that situation that large amounts of tire are left on the ground.
Should you lubricate the tires on a bike?
No. Lube is for making stuff slippery, which isn't what you want for a tire. If you're really vain I guess you could use a tire blackener on the sidewalls, as some people do when detailing their cars.
How dangerous is it to drive on tires with run flat damage?
It is extremely dangerous to drive on a tire which has been damaged by being driven on when it was flat, if this is what you mean by "run flat damage." If you are present to look at the inside of a tire which has been driven even a relatively short distance without any air in it, you will see that it will have a quantity of black powder in it when it is removed from the wheel. You might ask where did that powder come from, since it wasn't there when the tire was put on. Well, that black powder is actually ground up and baked rubber that has come off of the inside of the tire while it was being driven without air pressure. You see, without pressure a tire flexes tremendously as it rolls and this produces heat. The heat weakens the rubber, and as it gets hotter, it bakes it, too. So if there is any black powder inside the tire ... you are looking at part of the tire which won't be there if you fix the hole and use it again. You are just begging to have a blow-out or tire failure at some critical moment if you use a tire with this kind of damage. All that being said, if you have a tire that simply went flat when the tire was parked, you take it off and patch the air leak, and there wasn't any other damage to the tire, chances are that it might be safe to use it.
What does it mean when a company is working in in the black?
It means that the company is making a profit. When keeping a book of transactions, a bookkeeper would use black ink if the company was making money and red ink if the company owed money.
How do check if you have the right tire pressure in a tire?
Read the vehicle data plate for tire pressures, and use a tire gauge to see if the tires are at that pressure.
Can you replace 235 70 r16 tire with 225 60 r16 tire?
No you can not. say for example 265 70 R16 the height of the tire from the rim to outside of tire is 70% of the 265. you can use a calculator to find what size of tire you can use other wise your speedometer will be out
What is use to change a car tire?
Typically a jack and a tire lug wrench. You can also use a ratchet or impact wrench.
What size tire does the 1998 Kia Sportage use?
HELLOTHE 1998 KIA SPORTAGE TAKES a 205-75R-15 (radial tire)its a 15 INCH tire..do NOT use a trailer tire..many of these are for Trailer use only!The tire itself is a hard size too find..good luck! I have the same teat and make, and just went looking for new tires! :)HITHE 1998 KIA SPORTAGE TAKE a 205-75R-15 inch tire..use a radial tire, but DO NOT USE A TRAILER tire..many trailer tires are this size, but for TRAILER use only.I have a KIA SPORTAGE the same year and make..the tire size is hard to find..GOOD LUCK!
Is red cherry better than black cherry?
No. They taste the same.... but if I was making Black Forest Cake, I would use Maraschino cherries which are red cherries!
Do tire stores offer tire size guides for take home use?
Yes, tire stores do offer tire size guides for take home use. For instance, most stores offer the Michelin tire guide that you can take home and peruse to help find the best tire size and fit for your vehicle.
What cars or trucks use tire size 215 65R 98T?
That is not a tire size.
