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Howard 12-12-07 06:21

12.00 x 20 tyres Aus
 
G'Day All,
I am selling surplus 12.00x20 radial tyres
ebay id 170177927104
photos at shedfull
Spread the word! This is the only MV site I am on.
Howard

Tony Smith 12-12-07 06:40

I don't suppose we need to tell you you've described them as 12.00-16's in the body of the listing?

Howard 12-12-07 07:38

oops...
 
Erm, you would suppose incorrectly:doh:. My mistake! Fixed!
Thanks LT :salute:
HH

lynx42 12-12-07 07:53

Howard are you sure that they are RADIALS? I purchased a set from Bandiana a while ago and found out the hard way that they were rags not radials. Just asking Regards Rick.

Howard 12-12-07 09:00

Rags/Radials
 
Interesting, Rick.
On the side of my tyres is "12.00R20". I'm not sure about Truck tyres, but I know for certain "R" is for radial with light vehicle tyres... Can anyone confirm the same for truck tyres?
:confused :confused
HH

Keith Webb 12-12-07 09:56

'R'
 
Retreads? :eek:
Rejects??? :eek: :eek: :eek:

aj.lec 12-12-07 10:15

R
 
Rags :confused
Round :p
Rubber :D

Howard 12-12-07 10:21

Ahhh..
 
Just the well thought out, sensible, enlightened and reliable answer I was expecting! :giveup
HH

David_Hayward (RIP) 12-12-07 10:33

ARRRrrr
 
I thought "R" was a speed rating? I just checked in this is the speed rating calculator....

http://www.tyresave.co.uk/tyrspeed.html

It should state on the tyre whether it is radial-ply. It seems that what we call cross-plies others call bias-ply.

Howard 12-12-07 11:17

Speed Rating
 
On light vehicle tyres, the speed rating is at the end of the code.
Example, 265/50R14 84V means...
265= 265mm wide
50= sidewall profile as a percentage of width
R= Radial
14= rim size (14")
84= load rating
V= speed rating

What I am not sure of is if/how this applies to truck tyres...
HH

Howard 12-12-07 11:42

Tyre Codes
 
A quick search has yielded this page with code break-downs, similar to car tyres.
So Rick, what was the code on your tyres & how did you come to work out they were rag??
I ask because I do not want to sell something that it's not...
HH

Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP) 12-12-07 11:47

Re: ARRRrrr
 
Quote:

Originally posted by David_Hayward
I thought "R" was a speed rating? I just checked in this is the speed rating calculator....
It is indeed... 'R' indicates "Race" - these are racing tyres, suitable only for high speeds and smooth tracks. :teach:

Howard 12-12-07 11:50

Wisdom
 
And the wisdom of MLU continues...
:p

Bob Moseley (RIP) 12-12-07 11:54

Oh Dear!
 
Howard
See what happens when you try to emulate SALESMAN BOB. You get into all sorts of trouble. Salesman Howard just doesn't sound right. I think you should retyre from this game.
:D Salesman Bob

Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP) 12-12-07 11:56

Re: Wisdom
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Howard
And the wisdom of MLU continues...
:p

And you expected anything less? Pshaw, I'm ashamed of you Howard! :nono:

Max Hedges 12-12-07 13:16

our Bob
 
Howard I have watched the honourable Salesman Bob at work and he's good, so smooooth . :note: :note:

Bob Moseley (RIP) 12-12-07 13:23

Thank you Maximillian.
:thup: Salesman Bob

gjamo 12-12-07 21:27

Trying for a sensible question
 
Howard your description seems a little vague on just how many tyres are up for auction.

Howard 12-12-07 23:16

Re: Trying for a sensible question
 
Quote:

Originally posted by gjamo
Howard your description seems a little vague on just how many tyres are up for auction.
Sorry, gjamo. To be sold as a set of 4. I have edited the ebay listing to make this more obvious. Thanks for your input!
HH

Howard 14-12-07 04:48

Tyre Sizes
 
OK all I have spoken to my tyre man.
12.00x20 = 12" wide, 20" rim, rag construction
12.00R20 = 12" wide, 20" rim, Radial construction
All truck tyres are uniform aspect ratio unless otherwise stated
Speed rating will be specified elsewhere.

Richard Coutts-Smith 14-12-07 11:44

Howard
Are the tyres in Roadworthy Condition? What percentage of tread left do you think, and finally do they all have the same amount of wear?
Thanks
Rich

Howard 15-12-07 06:18

Condition of tyres
 
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G'Day Rich,
Mate I am unable to say what % of tread is remaining as I do not have a new one to compare them with. I have selected 4 tyres with what I would consider roadworthy tread. I have a couple of others that have the same tread depth but are damaged from rocky work, so I will not sell them...
I would estimate tread depth at the inside (shallowest) part of scollop to be 8mm.

Richard Coutts-Smith 15-12-07 08:13

Thanks for the reply howard, am watching sale with interest.
Rich.


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