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Honda Passport Continental Tire 265/45R20 (Set of 4)
Part Number: 42751-CTL-033$291.27 MSRP: $292.88You Save: $1.61 (1%)
Honda Passport Tire,245/50R20 10
Part Number: 42751-CTL-020$261.14 MSRP: $262.59You Save: $1.45 (1%)
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Honda Passport Tire Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are some tips for periodic tire inspection for the Honda Passport?A:Breakdowns caused by regular tire inspections also help in detecting problems such as suspension and steering. The tires of the car have marks that can indicate low tread depth. Furthermore, examine for cuts, punctures, or embedded objects while looking out for slow leaks. To confirm if there is a puncture, use a solution made from soapy water. A lot of tire shops can fix most punctures. In addition, check the inside sidewall for any brake fluid leaks. To boost durability, fuel economy, and comfortability maintain correct tire pressures. Use a pressure gauge on your tires when they are not hot to get readings in psi (pounds per square inch). You should then compare this reading with the recommended pressure setting and make the necessary changes.
- Q: What are the recommended procedures for tire rotation and changing a tire on the Honda Passport?A:It is recommended to rotate tires after a specified period and as soon as one notices uneven wear on them; radial tires are preferred. When jacking the car up, don't use the parking brake but put a stopper under the wheels to prevent rolling. The entire vehicle should be raised at the same time, either by being lifted onto a hoist or by raising each corner with a jack and then lowering it on jack stands that can be placed under the frame rails. For safety purposes, have four jack stands. After rotating them, check tire pressures again and tighten the lug nuts.
