Maxxis Mecotra MAP5 195/65R14 89H

Description

Maxxis Mecotra MAP5 195/65R14 89H is a passenger car tire designed for comfort, fuel efficiency, and wet grip performance. It’s suitable for a wide range of vehicles and driving conditions.

• Maxxis Mecotra MAP5: This is the tire model and series.
• 195/65R14:
  • 195: Nominal section width of the tire in millimeters.
  • 65: Aspect ratio, indicating the tire's sidewall height as a percentage of its width.
  • R: Radial construction.
  • 14: Diameter of the wheel rim in inches.
• 89: Load index, indicating the tire's load-carrying capacity.
• H: Speed rating, indicating the tire's maximum speed (210 km/h or 130 mph).

Key Features:

• Passenger Car Tire: Designed for everyday driving conditions.
• Comfort: Prioritizes a quiet and comfortable ride.
• Fuel Efficiency: Incorporates features to reduce rolling resistance and improve fuel economy.
• Wet Grip: Designed to provide good traction in wet conditions.

Benefits:

• Comfortable Ride: Reduces road noise and vibrations.
• Improved Fuel Economy: Helps save money on fuel.
• Enhanced Wet Grip: Offers better control in rainy conditions.
• Reliable Performance: Consistent performance in various driving conditions.

Important Considerations:

• Load Index and Speed Rating: The 89H rating indicates the tire can carry a maximum load of 580 kg and has a maximum speed of 210 km/h. Ensure these match your vehicle's requirements.
• Inflation Pressure: Maintain correct tire pressure for optimal performance and safety.
• Regular Inspection: Check tire pressure, tread depth, and overall condition regularly.
• Tire Rotation: Rotate tires as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer to ensure even wear.
• Balancing: Proper wheel balancing is essential for smooth handling and tire life.

How to Fix a Flat Tire (General Guidelines):

Disclaimer: Tire repair should be done by a professional. Attempting to repair a tire without proper training and equipment can be dangerous.

1. Safety First: Park your vehicle in a safe location, away from traffic. Engage the parking brake.
2. Assess the Damage: Determine the cause of the flat (nail, puncture, or object embedded in the tire).
3. Use a Spare Tire: If available, replace the flat tire with a spare. Follow your vehicle's owner's manual for instructions.
4. Professional Repair: For punctures, consult a tire repair professional for proper evaluation and repair.