Brakes and Tires

It is a series of grooves or bumps in the road that cause the tires of the car or truck to 'rumble' with noise when they go over it. The are often used in construction areas to slow cars down and on highway edges to warn drivers that they are going off the road. It will wake a sleeping driver up.

Anything out of the fridge. I just grab pudding nother snack and a burrito i guess. Aim for something higher in protein and balanced carbs.

Yes, it's possible, but if it's a heavy SUV or similar you are reducing your stopping capacity. Do you really want to do that.

I guess that would depend on the individual tire type and size and also who rates them. Both companies produce excellent tires.

Front: M130/90-16. Rear: M150/90-15.

ABS means Anti-lock Braking System.

For a wheel to be able to contribute to the control of the vehicle the wheel has to be rolling. If you brake so hard that the wheel stops rolling, you are quite likely to lose control of the vehicle. ABS works mainly by comparing the rolling speed of all wheels, and if one wheel stops, the brake force to that wheel is released until it starts rolling again.

Firestone makes Champion tires.

a volkswagen? . . . . . bout 10 minutes

5mph slower

That is due to a lack of pressure in the brake system. More precisely, you are out of brake fluid and it has leaked , more than likely , from one of the brakes, or the master cylinder has failed. Do not attempt to drive it in this condition. You have NO stopping power. Call a mechanic immediately and have this fixed. Good Luck

No

Yes, you can

Yes.

You don't. Take it to a shop.

No, a compressor kit only

usually they will leak out the back by the booster, your brake pedal will slowly go to the floor at stops or the brake pedal will go right to the floor when pushed.

Sure is.

I think your premise if flawed. Lots of married guys do not wear glasses.

6.75 Feet

They sell tires.

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Tire shops are nearly available in all areas and the easiest way is to search for local car shop dealers or national stores such as costco or sam's club.

Possibly warped rotors, loose wheel bearing, or a defect in a tire. Inspect your tires carefully, looking for bulges, or any other abnormality. If you find none, then you will need to check the wheel for looseness, and if it is not loose, then have the rotors removed and turned. Replace the front pads at this time. I would suspect you will find the rotors are warped. When replacing the wheel after service, be sure and tighten the lugs nuts to the proper torque, (found in you owner's manual). Tighten to tight and the rotors will warp again.

Yes, the R is a speed rating of 106 mph and the T is 118 mph. So you can use the T rated tire if you wish.