Cross Ply Tires
Cross
Ply: a series of plies of cord reinforces a tires at 60
degrees across each other from the direction of travel.
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Redial Ply Tires
Redial
Ply: are series of plies of cord reinforces a tires
at 90 degrees to the direction of travel. This help reduce the
rolling friction of the tire and does help to achieves better
fuel economy than cross/bias ply tires
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Low Profile
Low profile: This term refer to the aspect ratio of the tyre side wall. The
ratio is gain by Section Height/Section weidth=Aspect Ratio. Determine the aspect
ration of a P255/50/R16 tire.
Low
profile tire thens to be more stiff/hard bumpy then normal comfort tires mainly due to
their side walls been reduce to prevent side movement of the car especially when
cornering.
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Racing & Stick Tires
Racing
Tires: These are tire that is sticky on its surface,
specially design for high speed racing like F1 and other circuit
racing. It had very good grips on the road surface but not on
wet roads.
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Off Road/sport & street Tire
Off Road tire: These
tires are very nosiy when used on normal level road. It causes very
loud humming sound mainly due to its design on its tread pattern for
more grips on muddy or soil track.
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Dynamic
wheel balancing Dynamic
Wheel balancing: it refer to the wheel been removed and put on
to the balancing machine rotating it at a speed of about
300rpm
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High Speed balancing High
Speed balancing: The wheel is not removed from the vehicle. It is balance
by attaching a machine to the tire and spinning it at a very high speed.
Suitable for those who used to race their cars.
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Tire
Life Span
Tire life: The life span of
the tire depends on you the driver. You can prolong their life
span by avoiding harsh braking, swaying/ Zee Zaa, sudden pickup
at traffic light juntions & over loading your car. Checking
your tyre pressure regularly Tire Rotation
When
& how often do I needs to rotate my tires? Meet
Us
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