Tires and wheels of the car Mercedes Sprinter I (903)
Tires and wheels — general information
Tires Modern tires are a high-tech product, made of rubber and fabric on a metal frame. Tires support the weight of the vehicle, absorb minor bumps and impacts in the...
Tires Modern tires are a high-tech product, made of rubber and fabric on a metal frame. Tires support the weight of the vehicle, absorb minor bumps and impacts in the...
Tire size
On the sidewall of the tire there is a series of numbers and letters with which the manufacturer indicates the technical data of the tire. In the designation, the width...
On the sidewall of the tire there is a series of numbers and letters with which the manufacturer indicates the technical data of the tire. In the designation, the width...
Speed and age designation of tires
The information below applies to all tires, not just the vehicles discussed here. The letter on the sidewall of the tire following the size specifications indicates the...
The information below applies to all tires, not just the vehicles discussed here. The letter on the sidewall of the tire following the size specifications indicates the...
Wheel rotation
Tyre wear can be reduced somewhat by rotating a pair of wheels on one side (same direction of rotation). In this case, their wear will be more even. Disadvantage of this...
Tyre wear can be reduced somewhat by rotating a pair of wheels on one side (same direction of rotation). In this case, their wear will be more even. Disadvantage of this...
Checking tire pressure
Always measure pressure on cold tires. During the trip, the tires heat up and the pressure in them increases, so if you measure the pressure immediately after the trip,...
Always measure pressure on cold tires. During the trip, the tires heat up and the pressure in them increases, so if you measure the pressure immediately after the trip,...
Extending the life of your tires
To increase the service life of your tires, you should follow these rules: do not exceed the speed limit specified for your tires. Excessive speed leads to increased...
To increase the service life of your tires, you should follow these rules: do not exceed the speed limit specified for your tires. Excessive speed leads to increased...
Wheel replacement
The wheel must be replaced in the following order: apply the parking brake and engage first or reverse gear; place a block under the wheel located diagonally from the...
The wheel must be replaced in the following order: apply the parking brake and engage first or reverse gear; place a block under the wheel located diagonally from the...
Checking the condition of the tires
Rear tires usually wear faster than front tires, but the front tires also wear out because they are the steering tires. The condition of the tyres is best checked with...
Rear tires usually wear faster than front tires, but the front tires also wear out because they are the steering tires. The condition of the tyres is best checked with...
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