it is considered the highest point on the tire and is typically aligned with the valve stem or if you have a special machine it is aligned with the lowest point on the rim jody goodyear tire and rubber company
Great website with pictures of the tire: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=33
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The tire marking tells you how much pressure the tire can safely take, and the info on the jamb tell you what the the vehicle should need. The jamb value should be lower than the max on the tire, use that.
Is a Curing Press where the Green Tire is cured, with steam heat , some use a combination of steam and nitrogen. is where the green tire becomes a Tire, and it takes the final shape with all the mandatory information the tire has on the sides.
No, you may only mark your ball when it is on the green.
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He and his wife are buried in Green River Cemetery in Springs on Long Island, New York, with a large boulder marking his grave and a smaller one marking hers.
Slime is a green liquid sealant that you add to the inside of a tire to repair leaks or prevent punctures from leaking.
It's a wheel/tire dimension. 700 being roughly the outside diameter of the wheel with the tire mounted, and 23 being the approximate width/height of the tire when inflated, both measurements in millimeter. A tire with that marking will fit a rim with a Bead Seat diameter of 622 mm, and often also referred to as a 28" wheel.
What you're thinking of is PROBABLY the width in millimeters, if the markings are something like 185/60R15.5 (although everything after "185/" might be different in your case, but that's just an example. The "185" indicates the tire width in that instance.
The diamonds are blue,green,purple,red, and white.It is the one with the strange marking on it at the bottom left side.
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