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Both side shoulder wear• Result of low inflation pressure, mostly seen on the front tyres One side shoulder wear• Excessive alignment setting (camber, toe)Centre wear ​​ ​Cut or cracking on tyres may lead to:• Puncture or tyre burstRecommendation• Maintain proper inflation pressure• Drive in a proper manner and avoid contacting tyre sidewall with foreign objects or Kerb   during drive• Keep tyres away from direct sunlight, oil or appliances emitting ozone​​ A deteriorated tyre valve causes air leak leading to serious tyre damage such as the separation or the rupture of tyre componentsRecommendation• Always check any cut or cracking on the valve • Use valve cap• Use new motorcycle for sale olx cebuvalve for new tyremotorcycle shop cheshire ct

​​ Tyre bulging may lead to the separation or the rupture of tyre components. There are many causes of tyre bulging, such as the use in low inflation pressure, impact or kerbing damage.michelin motorcycle tire sponsorshipRecommendation• Maintain proper inflation pressure• Drive in a proper manner and avoid contacting tyre with foreign objects or kerb during  drive​​ ​​ Worn tread (Shallower tread depth) may lead to:• Slippery on wet surface• Hydroplaning• Uncomfortable rideused motorcycles for sale in macon georgia Recommendation• Remove worn tyres at the tread depth of 1.6mm or less and replace them with new tyres Leicester City Footall Club – “Surprising the world” by TOYO TIRES For more information about TyreZone, contact Al-Futtaim Auto Centers today.

Call us or complete the online enquiry form if you have any questions.Call us or complete the online enquiry form if you have any questions.PIRELLI ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX PREVIEW Round 21 of 21 Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi, 25-27 November 2016 This year’s Formula 1 world championship comes to a close in Abu Dhabi, with the drivers’ title set to be decided at the final race. Pirelli is bringing the three softest compounds in the range to Abu Dhabi: P Zero Purple ultrasoft, P Zero Red supersoft, and P Zero Yellow soft. The ultrasoft is being used for the first time since Singapore, marking its fifth appearance of the year. THE CIRCUIT FROM A TIRE POINT OF VIEW: •  Yas Marina has a very smooth track surface with a wide variety of corners and speeds, as well as warm weather that is consistent all year round, which makes it a favored venue for testing. • Because the circuit is quite varied, teams tend to run a medium downforce compromise set-up. • Overtaking tends to be quite tricky at Yas Marina, so strategy can help boost track position.

• The smooth surface generally leads to quite low levels of tire wear and degradation. • The grand prix starts in the late afternoon at 5pm and ends in the evening, which means that track temperatures tend to vary from start to finish, sometimes dropping off dramatically. • Traction is a key aspect of tire behavior in Abu Dhabi, with all the acceleration out of corners. • Like Brazil, Yas Marina is an anti-clockwise lap, which is not typical of the rest of the season. HOW IT WAS A YEAR AGO: • Nico Rosberg won the 55-lap race with a two-stop strategy for Mercedes, starting on supersoft and then stopping for softs on laps 10 and 31. Two stops was the most popular option. • Best alternative strategy: Sebastian Vettel also stopped twice but with two initial stints on soft followed by a final stint on supersoft. This allowed him to climb from 15th on the grid to fourth. PAUL HEMBERY, PIRELLI MOTORSPORT DIRECTOR: “Abu Dhabi is one of the circuits we know best, having completed a number of tests there previously, including some of the recent 2017 wider tire tests that we have been carrying out since August.

The new element to this year’s race is obviously the ultrasoft tire, which should provide some extra speed on a circuit that forms a good all-round test for the tires. In fact, all the compounds nominated for this year are very well suited to Abu Dhabi, opening up a number of different possibilities when it comes to strategy. Although the attention is on the finish of the 2016 season, we’re already looking forward to 2017, with a presentation to media before the start of the grand prix, then the first test with all three mule cars on track together with 2017 tires, on the Tuesday after the race.” • Abu Dhabi will also be the final grand prix for the current generation of cars, before the new 2017 rules come in that should increase lap speeds by five seconds compared to 2015. • As well as the F1 drivers’ title, both the GP2 and GP3 championships will conclude in Abu Dhabi. Italy’s Antonio Giovinazzi is in contention for the GP2 title in his rookie year of the series.

• Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have made exactly the same tire selections for their title showdown. The most aggressive choice is from Nico Hulkenberg, with eight ultrasoft sets. • On the same evening as the final F1 test in Abu Dhabi (29 November) the 2017 Pirelli calendar will be launched in Paris, shot by German photographer and director Peter Lindbergh. OTHER THINGS THAT HAVE CAUGHT OUR EYE RECENTLY: • Pirelli supplied both the FIA GT and F3 World Cup at the world famous Macau Grand Prix last weekend. Antonio Felix da Costa won the Formula 3 race, while Laurens Vanthoor triumphed in the GT encounter. • The FIA European Rally Championship has announced its 10-round 2017 calendar, with Pirelli confirmed once again as exclusive tire supplier for the Junior series, and a new round in Italy. TIRES NOMINATED THIS SEASON: For more information: please visit our website, which is regularly updated with exclusive in-depth features, news and reviews.