

| Subject: | Re: Tires - Syncro |
| Date: | Tue, 12 Nov 1996 22:53:43 -0500 |
In a message dated 96-11-10 18:32:29 EST, 1217@mn2.lawson.lawson.com (Paul Holmdahl) writes: << Sears (is anyone cringing) offered tires (195 SR 70 14) manufactured by Michelin, wearing their name "Guardsman Plus" for $44 a piece. They are double ply tires with a polyester cord, a wet traction rating of "A", a Temp rating of "B", tread wear of 320 (50,000 miles according to the associate). They fit the specs for Vanagon Syncros in the tire book Sears uses. The associate offered the tires on sale for $41 a piece and if the payment was on credit, an additional 10% off. Total price - $161.00 including mounting, balancing is $8.99 each tire. >> Is that 195/70 or 75. If it is 70, you your are driving on overloaded tires that will fail dangerously. Read the wieght rating on the sidewall. When using P-metric tires on light trucks, you must also deduct an additional 10% from the tires indicated capacity. Dennis
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