AVAILABLE SIZES

Passenger All-Season tires are for drivers who want a combination of a smooth ride, good wear and S- or T-speed rated durability along with all-season traction, including in light snow. Passenger All-Season tires branded with the M+S symbol are often used as Original Equipment (O.E.) on standard coupes, sedans and family vans, as well as some entry-level pickup, crossover and sport utility vehicles.

All-season passenger tires are for drivers who want a combination of smooth ride, good wear, and durability at S or T speeds along with all-season traction, even on light snow. All-season passenger tires marked with the M + S symbol are often used as Original Equipment (OE) on standard coupes, sedans, and family vans, as well as on some level pickup, crossover, and sport utility vehicles. input.

O.E. Passenger All-Season tires are typically purchased as direct replacements for worn-out pairs/sets of the vehicle's original tires. They can also be used for other vehicle applications in complete sets of four or axle pairs if available in an appropriate size, load range and speed rating to match the existing O.E. tires' performance category and specifications.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Periodically check the inflation pressure of your tires and respect the values indicated by the vehicle manufacturer.
The maximum load per tire indicated in the table below is reached with the maximum pressure indicated in tires side.
The maximum inflation pressure should never exceed that set by the manufacturer.

NEED HELP WITH INSTALLATION?

We have more than 1,500 recommended independent installers (Delivery Points) throughout the country and probably one that is probably around the corner. Search for the available ones according to your geographical location and select it when confirming the purchase. Buy now! and choose the best tire shop near me, according to technical equipment, convenience room and customers reviews.

WARRANTY - INSURANCE - FINANCE - MEANS OF PAYMENT - DECISION GUIDE

WARRANTY: All our marketed products are completely new and therefore have the Original Manufacturer's Warranty. Usually the Warranty is 5 years, from the purchising date. That is why it is important to keep the invoice in a safe place together with the other vehicles documents.
INSURANCE: It is a good idea that to have good insurance coverage. Achieving an adequate minimization of risks makes it possible to live with greater peace of mind. Get instant insurance quote online. In addition and depending on the geographical area in which you are, we offer insurance against tire breakage and punctures. Remember that some auto insurance policies include coverage for theft of tires, and therefore the Insurance Company should cover all replacement costs. Finding a good insurance advisor also allows you not to double costs of insurance coverage if those same events are included in an existing one. This requires specific professional and technical knowledge to analyze the scope of each insurance contract. Thats why we recommend working with a sole insurance agent. Find out the ideal insurance for your vehicle, property, company or commercial activity, which includes, Health insurance, Automobile insurance, Travel Insurance, Pet Insurance, Home insurance, Electronics Insurance, Civil Liability, Fire insurance, Robbery insurance, Life insurance, Farmer insurance, All Risk included, Frost and Hail insurance, etc.
FINANCE: In many purchasing decisions, the value of the good to be acquired has a greater weight. But what really needs to be analyzed deeply in the automotive world, is the cost per kilometer. We have seen some customers buying tires out of range (load index and speed), or old/used tires because they seem to be cheaper. This is a very common mistake, which pays off in the long run, because tires wear out faster (best case scenario) and therefore have to be replaced sooner or they can explode risking your family lifes (worst case scenario). We have also seen people buying "bargain" tires that are not suitable for normal use. Example: snow tires in regions with very low meteorological probability. This prematurely wears out the tire when working under inappropriate temperature ranges or conditions. Note that if a wrong decision making when buying tires, it may happen in a traffic accident that the insurance coverage claim may not be available!!!. Conclusion: sometimes what seems to be cheap ends up being expensive.
PAYMENTS: Once the ideal set of tires has been chosen, considering the cost per kilometer, what remains is to define the means and the form of payment. At this point you can always opt for cash payments, credit cards, bank transfers and / or cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin Ethereum, Lite Coin, Binance, Stellar. Any of these options will be available according to the country, the market and the season of the year. Check online financing and payment options and available cryptocurrency exchange .
DECISION GUIDE: Our recommendations in choosing the ideal set of tires or spare parts for your vehicle, is based on metrics, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, combining large amounts of data provided by our customers and specialized workshops using all available technology (wireless, bluetooth, mobile apps, RFID, etc). All this data is processed in our distributed computing centers in determining the real cost per km.

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TIRE TIPS:

TIPS ON INFLATION PRESSURE
TIRE EXPIRATION
TIRE STORAGE
TIRE WEAR AND ITS REASONS
THE IMPORTANCE OF FREQUENT CHECKS
TIRE TIPS: REPLACEMENT TIME
THE IMPORTANCE OF TIRE ROTATION
TREAD DESIGN
FIVE CASES WHERE YOU SHOULD THINK ABOUT CHANGING YOUR TIRES
TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN BUYING A WHEEL
WHEN TO CHANGE ONE, TWO OR ALL FOUR TIRES TOGETHER?
WHAT ARE RUN FLAT TIRES?
RUN FLAT VS SELF-SEALING TIRES
HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST OFF-ROAD TIRE (I)
HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST OFF-ROAD TIRE (II)
TIRES TECHNICAL DATA
HOW TO READ THE TIRE SIZE
EUROPEAN TIRE LABELING
UTQG UNIFORM TIRE QUALITY GRADES
HOW TO KNOW IF MY TIRES ARE RUN FLAT?
TIRE APPLICATIONS
REDUCE HYDROPLANNING THROUGH TIRE MANAGEMENT AND DRIVER EDUCATION
TIPS FOR WINTER DRIVING
TIPS FOR DRIVING WHEN RAINING
SAFETY DISTANCE WHEN DRIVING MOTORCYCLES
ICE AND SNOW TIRES
THE IMPORTANCE OF USING WINTER TIRES
WHEN IS IT TIME TO SWITCH TO WINTER TIRES?
CAN A WINTER TIRE BE USED ALL YEAR ROUND?
SUMMER TIRES VS ALLSEASONS TIRES
WHAT KIND OF SNOW CHAINS TO CHOOSE?

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SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE OF USE	ON ROAD
SECTION WIDTH	185 mm
PROFILE	60
WHEEL DIAMETER	15"
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION	RADIAL
LOAD INDEX	88 (Upto 560 kg)
SPEED RANGE	H (Upto 210 km/h)
OVERALL DIAMETER	603 mm
CIRCUNSPHERENCE	1894,385 mm
REVOLUTIONS PER KM	527,88 rev/km
HEEL	111 mm
RIM WIDTH RANGE	5" to 6,5"
ORIGIN	ARGENTINA
WARRANTY	5 years

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TIRE BASIC TIPS:

TIRE DATA

TIPS ON TIRE USES

TIRE TIPS: ICE AND SNOW TIRES

RUN FLAT TIRES

Though they first appeared in the mid-1980s, run flat tires (RFT) are now more popular than ever. With some auto manufacturers making them standard in new vehicles, more consumers are asking about run flats, their advantages, and how using them impacts driving.

WHAT ARE RUN FLAT TIRES?

Run flat tires are tires on which you can continue driving after a puncture so you can take time get to an auto shop or find a safe, level area to change your tire.

You can’t drive on them indefinitely, though. Check the manufacturer’s specifications to find out how fast and how far you can drive on your run flat tires. Bridgestone run-flat tires will allow continued operation even after a loss of some or all inflation pressure for up to 50 miles (80 km) at a maximum speed up to 50 mph (80 km/h.)

HOW DO RUN FLAT TIRES WORK?

There are two primary types of run flat tire systems:

the self-supporting system and
the support ring system.

In most self-supporting run flat tire systems, the tire features reinforced sidewall construction that will continue supporting the vehicle in the event of air loss. This construction allows continued operation after the loss of air pressure up to the speed and distance specified by the manufacturer.

SELF-SUPPORTING SYSTEM

SUPPORT RING SYSTEM

Support ring run flat tire systems, on the other hand, employ a ring of hard rubber or another structure that can support the vehicle’s weight in an air loss condition.

Since they continue performing even though they’re “flat,” all run flat tires, regardless of the specific system type, may only be used on a vehicle equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). The TPMS alerts you as soon as one of your tires loses pressure. Without it, you might not know you were driving on an underinflated tire.

BENEFITS OF RUN FLAT TIRES

You don’t have to change your tire in dangerous or uncomfortable conditions. This is perhaps the biggest benefit of run flat tires and is the one of the reasons why they were designed. With conventional tires, you have to replace a flat on the spot or have your car towed.

In a puncture situation, run flats are more stable than conventional tires. Since they’re made to support your vehicle even when they contain no air, run flat tires will help you maintain better control in a complete air loss situation than conventional tires.

As consumers continue rating safety high on the list of features they look for in a vehicle, the popularity of run flat tires is expected to grow. Since run flat tires work reliably with interconnected technologies like TPMS, it may only be a matter of time before they become the norm rather than the exception in new vehicles.

PROS:

You can drive on a flat tire: The primary benefit of a self-supporting tire is that it allows you to keep driving on a flat about 100 miles after all the air has gone. You don't have to get out of the car in the cold, or the rain, or onto a busy highway or on the street in a sketchy part of town. Drivers will usually have to reduce speed to about 50 mph to get the maximum range. The owner's manual will have exact figures for each tire/vehicle application.
Better stability after a blowout: Because this tire can support the vehicle for miles without air, a sudden deflation results in less weight transfer and tread destabilization. Steering and handling will remain near normal.
Lower vehicle weight: With the spare wheel and tire repair tools eliminated, vehicle weight should theoretically go down. But it's not as much as you might expect since run-flats weigh more than regular tires due to the added sidewall reinforcement.

CONS:

No spare: Vehicles equipped with run-flats do not carry a spare wheel and tire, which means they don't have a jack or tools either. In fact, eliminating the spare tire and reallocating that space to some other purpose (styling, a third-row seat, interior room, etc.) is a big reason why carmakers offer run-flats.
Reduced tread wear: A 2013 study by J.D. Power found that people replaced their run-flat tires an average of 6,000 miles sooner than owners using conventional tires. Opinions differ on the reason, but one theory is that tiremakers put a soft tread compound on a run-flat tire to counter the hard ride. A side effect of the softer compound is a shorter tread life. Actual data on the longevity of run-flat tires have been hard to find. But according to a 2018 J.D. Power owner survey, owners reported higher overall satisfaction with run-flat tires. They did not lag behind conventional tires in the survey.
Blowouts are still possible: If a driver fails to heed or notice the warnings and drives beyond the zero-pressure range or above the speed limitation, the tire can begin to disintegrate, with the same destabilizing effects. Additionally, if the puncture occurred on the sidewall or if the tire hits a large object, the driver would have to call a tow truck. The J.D. Power study found that "customers with vehicles equipped with run-flat tires are nearly twice as likely as those with vehicles equipped with conventional tires to have to replace a tire due to a flat or blowout."
Hard to tell if it is low on air: A side effect of the stiffer construction is that the sidewalls do not bulge if the air pressure is low. Therefore, it is critical to have a tire pressure monitoring system and check your tire pressure frequently. Otherwise, you'd never know you had a flat.
Harsher ride: The stiff sidewalls that make a run-flat work also result in a harsher ride. If the vehicle came with run-flat tires from the factory, the automaker usually tunes the suspension to offset the harsher ride.
Cost: Run-flat tires are more expensive to replace. Prices will vary by tire type and purchase location, but it's not uncommon to pay a $40-$65 premium for a run-flat tire. Also, many run-flats cannot be repaired and often need to be replaced in pairs.
Less on-shelf availability: Because run-flats aren't a big-selling tire, drivers shouldn't expect to roll into just any tire shop and buy one. It may be easier to do so in larger cities, but if you're a run-flat user on a road trip and get a flat near a small town, you'll probably have to make a detour to find a suitable new tire. Or worse, you may have to stay there overnight, waiting for the tire to be shipped.

DIFFERENCES WITH A CONVENTIONAL TIRE

The following diagram shows very well the differences in tire behavior in the face of abrupt loss of air. This behavior is what allows you to continue driving at reduced speeds and for a certain limited time.

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In2tires offers Bridgestone Potenza performance, Turanza touring, DriveGuard run-flat, Ecopia fuel-efficient passenger, Dueler light truck and Blizzak winter tires, along with many other tire lines used as Original Equipment on new vehicles.

Bridgestone is one of the world's largest tire companies whose global team is dedicated to serving customers worldwide with quality, service and technology. Bridgestone has developed numerous game-changing products.

In 2014, Bridgestone introduced DriveGuard tires featuring their Third-Generation Run-Flat Technology (3G RFT) that combines extended mobility in the event of a puncture with ride quality similar to conventional tires. DriveGuard tires help drivers avoid being stranded by a flat tire in bad weather or by the side of a busy highway.

All non-winter Bridgestone tires are covered by the Platinum Pact Limited Warranty, providing peace of mind from the first mile to the last.

Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires feature advanced rubber compounds and tread designs that greatly reduce the challenges of wintertime driving. Delivering snow and ice traction once thought to only be available from studded tires, Blizzak tires have become one of the most popular winter tires.

Bridgestone Tire Co., Ltd. was founded in Japan in 1931. The company is named after an English translation of its founder, Shojiro Ishibashi, surname (Ishie, stone bashi bridge).

In addition to the tires for cars, crossovers, sport utility vehicles and light trucks available through In2tires, Bridgestone also produces tires for go-karts, motorcycles, buses and tractor trailers, as well as heavy-duty earth-mover equipment.

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