What type of tires do math teachers have?
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tires that cant pass the test?? \n\nor tires whos days are numbered
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Continental ultragator or gator skin wouldn't be a bad choice. Not as puncture resistant as the Armadillo but the handling is far better. Hutchinson has a kevlar belted tire and some of the Vittoria tires are good.  For a high mileage tire, the Armadillo is gonna be hard to beat. I had a customer put 3,400 miles on one set and 4,000 on the second with no flats. He literally wore the rubber down to the cords in places and that's why he had to replace them.
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sure you just need low profile tires. just measure from the top of the spindles and give an inch or 3 for shock play over bumps and such.
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A car traveling 99 m.p.h. with a flat tire\n\n    :D
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if you are talking about for a tire...\nexample 245 50 ZR 16\nthe width of the tire is 245 mm\nthe heigth is 50% of the width from bead to end of tread...\nthe rim size is 16 inches...\nand the Z means no greater than 200 mph\nand the R means radial tire...
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for what size wheel 16,17,18-22?\n\n300-800 a piece\n\ncheck of URL's that sell them
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http://www.mathcymru.org/english/thatsoddans.html
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Go to your local bike shop and ask them to recommend a tire for you. You'll get a better answer there than you will here.
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Snow, i am sorry but i have no idea! i have some suggestions for helpful websites, though\n\ntry mathforum.org/dr.math/\n\nsorry i could not be more help ful!!! good luck
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depends on the year. 15 or 16 inch wheels. Back when I worked at a tire shop a few years ago, there was a policy from Ford that prohibited the use of LT rated tires on the Explorers, something about stiffer sidewalls raising the center of gravity and increasing the risk of rollover. \n\nThat being said, if you have a P235/75R15 on there now (that's the most common size), with no lift and stock rims, you can go with a 30x9.50x15. Anything else will rub or not fit at all.
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there under my tires. :)
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what kind of notes do you need? like, what math course are you currently taking?
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This all depends on the type of valve that you have.  There are two types of valves that you will find on a bicycle tire: schrader or presta.  The Schrader valves (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schrader_valve) are like the one you see on your car.  A presta valve (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presta_valve) is more narrow and are seen usually on road bikes with more aerodynamic rims.  Most pumps will handle the Schrader valves without any issues (including your gas station).  For presta valves, some pumps will accommodate them.  For those that won't, you can buy an inexpensive adapter at a local bike shop to place on the presta valve and use a standard pump (similar to this http://www.rei.com/product/27860.htm).  I always carry one of these adapters with my when I ride, in case I need to pull over at a gas station for air. You might be careful about how much pressure you put into a bike tire.  Different tires will support different pressures.  Too little pressure and you are opening yourself up for pinch flats.  Too much pressure and you could blow the tube or have a few uncomfortable ride.  Usually, anywhere between 90-110 is about average.
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They get tires depending on the length of the race. Lowe's got more because they had a new fuel cell and they repaved so drivers got more harder tires.
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any teacher supply store
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Everyday Mathematics Skills Links, grade 4\nISBN: 1570399662\n\nYou can find it on Amazon, eCampus and other places.
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best bet is talk to someone who has a tire business and get their advise on what options you have