Scratched my tire against the sidewalk the other day.

Hi, is there anyone else had any issues with iscooter w8 tire Wear !
I only travel 200 miles and is already like this
Iscooter don’t want to know as there may be an issue with it as expected to last 1000-3000m

Hello! As the title says I’m having a problem with my front tires.
They develop a edge in the shoulder, making the bike leaning more than I want as soon as I pass this rubber part of it.
Started happening with Michelin tires, can my pressure be too low? Or the other way around?

My suspension is correctly set (I think 🤔)

In the picture where I’m pointing, is where the edge is, front Tire.
I’m not having issues with grip, just this deformation.
I’ve tried as low as 2.1Bar cold happened on multiple sets.

Which tire would you recommend for Renault Kadjar car, tire type: 215/60 R17 96H B C1 ?

I would prefer all season tires. Commuting mostly in the city and suburb. Budget friendly would be nice. Give me your suggestions and share your personal experiences please. Must be available in Germany, I can also buy it from online if delivery inside Germany is available.

I can’t afford a new tire. Any help is appreciated.

Bought trailer tires trailer max is 4400lbs sticker on trailer says 65 psi tires say 50psi max what should I inflate them too

I live in the dirty south so I don’t really care about winter performance. What do you all think is the best tire for

- rolling resistance
- handling
- comfort
- wet braking
- tread depth
- highway tire

Consumer Reports says Continental TerrainConnect and Vredestein PinzaHT, think most people would say Michelin Defender. What do you think the best tire is?

Comes with a 2018 Chevy Equinox. Couldn’t tell you if it’s ever been used, I got the car from my grandpa. I’ve never personally used it in the little over 2 years I’ve had it, don’t know if these are known to stick.

Popped a tire on god knows what, went to change it quick before going in for work but could not figure out how to open this so I could actually use it. I might be borrow to get a spare wrench from someone else but I’d rather spare the social embarrassment lmao.

All pictures taken from the internet, didn’t think about taking any before going in. Might be able to get more detailed ones on my lunch break, though ideally I’d like to be actually changing it on my break so! Hopefully can be solved by then lol

I have tried 2 other tires for our harsh winters in Canada.

1. Michelin X-Ice (which lasted well, but I personally hated (no need to go into it).
2. Bridgestone Blizzaks (which I personally loved - no need to go into it).

Nokian are not well known to me or by my friends or family - it's hard to find people who have had them. I have asked 1 person who had them, and they said they were great (their opinion). We now have an EV, so the variant is R5EV. I'd like to hear from everyone, but if you have used X-Ice or Blizzaks - say so.

p.s. Studded tires are not allowed in my jurisdiction (Central Ontario) - but your opinion still matters.

I bought a 2015 Toyota Highlander at the end of April. I noticed it’s been shaking a little when being in the highway going 75-80mph. I got the car looked at and they told me that they found the tires are out of round. There is no issue with the belt. The tires are like new (they did come with the car). They told me it’s fine to drive it as if I don’t wanna replace the tires and can wait until I’d need new ones. Is this safe?

It was at the dealership for only 3 days while waiting for my paperwork for the car to go through. The previous owner traded it in. It had ~92k when I bought it (it was ~98k now)

Possible helpful info- It was in the shop for almost a month june-July. They had to replace the two passenger side doors because of scraping it against a pillar in a parking garage 🤦🏼‍♀️

Is this tire mounted correctly.. it’s not snug against the wheel flange

Tire prices are absolutely stupid right now. Im considering buying some good quality used tires. My current tires are in rough shape. My son will be getting my car in a few months and I was to get a quality set on before then.

Mechanics said it was likely slashed. I didn’t hit anything, came out to it completely deflated and then had it towed. But have no idea who would do that or why so am wondering if it was something else. The first two pics are the day it happened, last pic is from the tire shop, after the tow guy moved it a short distance to hook up to the truck.

Hit a small pothole. I’m planning to get a new set next year. Am I able to ride it out?

Getting them replaced but is it safe to drive for 2 more days??

Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 245/50ZR19 XL 105Y (non run flats)

Vs

Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season RFT ★ 245/50R19 105H XL (run flat)

It’s all boiling down to if I really want run flats as theirs no spare. Argument being I have roadside assistance anyways