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#25 of 34 Re: Is tire monitoring necessary? [irismg] by mcdawgg Sep 25, 2007 (6:28 pm)
Replying to: irismg (Sep 25, 2007 8:55 am) The tire monitoring is great for leaks that develop while driving on a long trip, but nothing will take the place of a good manual tire pressure gauge used every two weeks. How many people do this? Safety is #1, and tire pressure is critical to your safety.
#26 of 34 205/60-15 tires on stock 2007/08 "S" rims???? by 488 Oct 07, 2007 (10:22 am)
The tire "calculater" indicates that 205/60-15 and the stock 195/65-15 tires are the same height. I would like to upgrade the stock tires to something better using the stock "S" rims. Consumer Reports rated the Goodyear TripleTred as the best of the ones they tested. I would also like to go to a more "sportier" look and therefore the 60 series tire. Any comments would be appreciated. Replies to this message: lostwrench (Dec 12, 2007 8:12 am)
#27 of 34 Replacing the little 'doughnut' spare with a full size tire by hike Dec 10, 2007 (8:05 am)
I have a 2007 Toyota Corolla sedan and was thinking about replacing the 'doughnut' spare with a full-size tire mounted on a generic steel rim.   Can I get a full sized tire in the spare tire well in the trunk floor and replace the cover over it without it sticking up? Replies to this message: merg1 (Jan 04, 2008 7:04 pm)
#28 of 34 Re: 205/60-15 tires on stock 2007/08 "S" rims???? [488] by lostwrench Dec 12, 2007 (8:12 am)
Replying to: 488 (Oct 07, 2007 10:22 am) The second number of a tire size is the height of the side wall and the percentage of the first number.   So, 60% of 205 = 123. And, 65% of 195 = 126.75.   Thus, the 195/65-15 has a higher side wall and is a "higher tire".
#29 of 34 Re: Replacing the little 'doughnut' spare with a full size tire [hike] by merg1 Jan 04, 2008 (7:04 pm)
Replying to: hike (Dec 10, 2007 8:05 am) I was able to do it in my '96 Corolla without a problem. To be sure, you could either measure one of your full size tires on the car, and the spare well to see if it'll fit, or take one of the full size rims with the tire on it, off the hub and try it in your spare well. Good luck!
#30 of 34 spare wheel by dkeanie Apr 02, 2008 (3:29 pm)
I have a 1995 Corolla and the spare wheel does not lay flat and makes the boot look uneven with the carpet on top. Does anyone else have the same problem?
#31 of 34 Tires for a 2004 Corolla by euthanatos12 Sep 10, 2008 (4:39 pm)
Hi, I'm new here and trying to help out my girlfriend. She is in need of new tires for her 2004 Corolla and I have checked a few other sources but am not sure what is the best/most reliable kind of tires she can purchase.   I searched through the discussions here but didn't find the information I needed. I'd really appreciate any assistance in this matter and maybe a link that could help. Thanks alot.
#33 of 34 Tires for 2007 Toyota Corolla by debjeff Feb 18, 2009 (1:37 pm)
Please, can anyone tell me if Yokohama tires are decent tires for 2007 Toyota Corolla. What is a reasonable price for purchasing them?
#34 of 34 Need new tires after 9100 miles on new car by haley126 Apr 26, 2009 (1:19 pm)
Leasing 2009 Toyota Corolla and had 2nd oil change and tire rotation yesterday. Mechanic advised all 4 tires showed 4/32 tread remaining and suggested 4 new tires soon. Have driven car about 11 months and we are senior citizens and drive only 55 mph in 65 mph zones for better gas mileage. Also have tire pressure monitor. Car used for personal use only and there are no other drivers besides my wife. I weigh 160 lbs and wife weighs about 125 lbs and we carry nothing else except us and groceries. I emailed Toyota and I know there is no mileage warranty on original equipment tires but this is ridiculous. Anybody else have similar problems with Firestone Affinity tires??? Next letter goes to our state Attorney General if Toyota declines any adjustment and I will contribute a maximum of 25% towards cost of replacement tires.

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