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want to make something clear before... We are ALWAYS willing to work out any problems that may arise, regardless of what they may be, but you have to communicate with us first. We cannot fix a problem if we do not know that the problem exists. We answer all questions from buyers in a fast and efficient manner. We describe every item we sell to the best of our ability and with complete honesty, so please expect what is seen in the listing ad "no more or less" just the pictured tires.
If we can maintain positive feedback rating with satisfied individual customers in the thousands after all this time, it's because we are honest, a fair seller, and the ratings reflect that. We will do everything we can to keep all of our buyers satisfied.
We’ll ship every single item we sell either on the same day that the payment was received or the following business day. In return for what should be considered some of the best possible service available on all of e-commerce, we only ask for two things: if there is a problem, please contact us through "messages" and we will rectify the problem. Secondly, we ask that you take the time to write the best available review across the board in any categories.
You may know quite a bit about your tires, but do you know how old they are? Regardless of the brand name, materials, or construction style of a tire, they will not be safe to use forever. All tires have natural rubber in them. The rubber oxidizes and breaks down over time, just like other organic things do. Even if your tires still have a safe amount of tread, you may need to replace them if they get too old.
How to find tire age?
The sidewall of a tire tells you a lot about it-everything from its name to its size. To check the age of your tire, you need to find the DOT number. The Department of Transportation puts a DOT number on every tire manufactured for sale in the United States. It's next to the size information. The DOT number appears in a smaller type than the size code. during the second inspection. We guarantee no sidewall repairs and no plugs. the patch maybe close sometimes but never in the middle of the sidewall area, Professional repairs are safe to drive on and are not noticeable. All repaired tires are carefully checked with air and guaranteed to last, we only sell used tires, with original casing, no retreaded or grooved.
1. Locate your tire’s DOT code
Check the sidewall for “DOT” followed by up to 13 letters and numbers. A tire’s sidewall is the smooth part of the tire outside the rim before the tread starts. Check both sides of the tire if you see an incomplete code on the outside—the full code is legally required to be printed onto one sidewall in the US, but there may only be a partial code printed on the other.
2. Read the last 4 digits of the DOT code
Post 2000, Look for 4 numbers ending with 2 digits that look like a past year. The first 2 numbers tell you the week the tires were manufactured, and the last 2 tell you the year. If you see 2718, for example, that means the tire was made in the 27th week of 2018.
3. Look at the last 3 digits of the DOT code
Pre 2000, Look for 3 digits at the end of the DOT code if your tires are very old. Like newer codes, the first 2 numbers tell you the week of the year the tires were made. The third number tells you the year, but doesn’t specify the decade since it was assumed the tires would be replaced within 10 years
Make sure you check the DOT number on all four of your tires. Just because you bought them in a set does not mean they are all the same age. If you have trouble finding the DOT number, ask the service department at your dealership. The certified technicians can help you through the process of making sure you are driving on safe tires.
What means the DOT number?
This DOT number (also called the Tire Identification Number or TIN) is contained in a sequence of up to 12 letters and numbers that signify the tire size, the manufacturer, the specific plant where it was built and when it was built.
Can my tire be repaired?
If a tire can be repaired, can only established once the tire is stripped from the wheel. This allows for an inspection of the damage and the structural integrity of the tire.
Although some information would indicate that a tire can be repaired, the damage must be assessed for the size and angle of the puncture, along with the internal inspection, to see if a repair is possible.
If a tire suffers from a major puncture to the tread, on the tire sidewall or the shoulder it will be deemed unrepairable. If this happens, a new tire will be needed to replace the punctured one
What causes a flat tire?
A flat tire is generally caused by a puncture to a tubeless tire’s casing, allowing air to escape and causing the tire to deflate. Punctures are usually caused by sharp objects like small nails, screws, glass shards and other road debris. A flat tire can also be caused through a damaged sidewall or leaking valve.
How do we repair a puncture?
The function of a puncture repair is twofold. Firstly, it seals the tire to ensure that it will hold air. Secondly, a repair will seal the tyre's casing to prevent moisture or contaminants from entering the tire casing or structure which can lead to tread separation or further damage.
A correct repair, seals the innerliner (the part of the tire that replaced the inner tubes and the only part designed to retain air) and fills the part of the injury. Combination of patch & plug or specific “mushroom” patch that combines the functions. The patch on the inside reseals the innerliner to restore air contaminent and the rubber filler inserted through the injury prevents moisture from reaching the steel belts and body cord.
Incorrect repair, patch only on the inside
Reseals the innerliner but does not fill the path of the injury. This allows moistureto follow the path of the injury and reach the steel belts (causing them to rust) and/or the body cord.
Incorrect repair, string plug through the path of the injury
Often done as an external repair without inspecting the interior of the tire for damage. Fills the path of the injury, but does not guarantee sealing of the innerliner. This may allow air to migrate through the rubber as well as escape from the tire.
If you decide you no longer need/want a tire that you purchased from us. You have 1 YEAR to return the item for any reason to us in it’s original condition. NO RESTOCKING FEE will be applied, you will need to ship it back at YOUR OWN expense before you can receive a refund. You have 1 YEAR to initiate a return.
Returns must be uninstalled nor used, in the condition you received it with all the original tags, no torn tags, no exceptions! Please keep the tires unexposed to water or sun to avoid dry rotting. Otherwise, we will reject your money refund due to bad conditions.
Allow our support team to solve all your concerns or read our FAQ section, there you can clarify all your doubts by yourself. At Galuma we seek 100% satisfaction from our customers, so feel confident that we will clarify all your doubts so that your purchase is a success.
Tires are your connection to the road and ultimately, your safety, and there’s nothing Galuma Tires & Wheels takes more seriously. That’s why we offer a full range of payment options and terms. Also, we count with a State of the art facility for high performance installations. With Galuma Tires & Wheels, there’s no need to wait to get the tires you need. Chosee from: Cash On Site, Visa, Master Card, Amazon Pay, all Stripe services, Afterpay and Affirm.
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Width
The first number to appear in your tire size information is the width, in millimeters, of the correct tires for your vehicle: P245/35ZR20 91Y. Tire width always refers to the measurement from one sidewall to another. Thus, a tire with the measurement “P245” is for a passenger vehicle and has a nominal width of 245 millimeters.
Aspect Ratio
After the slash mark, the next number you see is for the tire’s aspect ratio, which essentially tells you how tall your tire’s profile is: P245/35ZR20 91Y. Aspect ratios are delivered in percentages. Tire makers calculate the aspect ratio by dividing a tire’s sidewall height by its width “P245”. If a tire has an aspect ratio of 35, it means the tire’s height is 35% of its width or “P245”.
Rim Diameter
The next number is the wheel’s diameter. For example, a tire with the P245/35ZR20 91Y would fit a rim with a 20-inch diameter. Take note: if you decide to change your rims’ size, you will also need to get new tires that are compatible with the change in size. Tires designed to fit a 20-inch wheel diameter will not stretch to fit on new 22-inch rims.
Load Index
It is called the load “index” because the figure doesn’t tell us the precise number of pounds the tire can support, at least not by itself. Instead, the number corresponds to a specific load capacity listed in an index. Beginning with one and ending with 150, numbers in the load index represent carrying capacities of 99 to 7385 lbs.
Speed Rating
The final figure in a tire size sequence is the speed rating indicated by a letter: P245/35ZR20 91Y. Just as your load index number corresponds to a particular load, your speed rating letter corresponds to a specific speed capability based on a standardized laboratory test. Here are the most common letters for speed ratings and their corresponding maximum speeds:
You’ve got questions, we have answers. Below is a list of the most common questions from our customers.
All orders placed and paid before 4:30 pm Eastern time ship the same day. Delivery time will vary (1 - 7 business days) depending on destination. Tracking numbers are emailed once the order is placed. Please contact us if you do not receive a tracking number.
Galuma Tires & Wheels uses only FedEx, which varies in delivery time. All tires are shipped FedEx standard ground to any destination, we offer FREE SHIPPING within the 48 contiguous States. We will not be responsible for shipping delays after products have left our warehouse. Orders placed by credit card will only be shipped to the billing address of that card.
No P.O. Box or APO addresses will be accepted.
For shipments to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, please contact us for details and pricing BEFORE you place your order.
Any orders over a total of $750 will require a signature upon delivery.
We want to make something clear before... We are ALWAYS willing to work out any problems that may arise, regardless of what they may be, but you have to communicate with us first. We cannot fix a problem if we do not know that the problem exists. We answer all questions from buyers in a fast and efficient manner. We describe every item we sell to the best of our ability and with complete honesty, so please expect what is seen in the listing ad "no more or less" just the pictured tires.
If we can maintain positive feedback rating with satisfied individual customers in the thousands after all this time, it's because we are honest, a fair seller, and the ratings reflect that. We will do everything we can to keep all of our buyers satisfied.
We’ll ship every single item we sell either on the same day that the payment was received or the following business day. In return for what should be considered some of the best possible service available on all of e-commerce, we only ask for two things: if there is a problem, please contact us through "messages" and we will rectify the problem. Secondly, we ask that you take the time to write the best available review across the board in any categories.
Don't be fooled by other online tire sellers using stock pictures to make a tire sale! Your safty comes first for us. The photographs you see below are the tires you will receive. We do not use fake photos. We do not give surprices, only excellent quality.
Visual Inspection
Air pressure test
Leak detection on tire
by dunking in water
We inspect our tires visually, air pressure test under 60 psi to detect any bubbles or broken belts, and last dunked into water for leak detection. These tires have passed our three stages of inspection, and now ready for sale since it is free of any bubbles, broken belts or leaks. We do not perform high speed balance test on our tires.
Please remember you are buying a USED tire; We guarantee no sidewall repairs and no plugs. The patch may be close to, but never in the middle of the sidewall area. Professional repairs are safe to drive on, are not noticeable and are guaranteed to last! Our patch repair exceeds the repair standards, due to it, we use a special compound "substance", to protect the integrity of the patch repair.
Before shipping, some of our tires are spray painted with a white color to separate them from the ones that have not been inspected and not ready for shipping. This is to assure that our customers will receive a perfect product before being ready and shipped.
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There are three main tread patterns of a tire, these are symmetrical, asymmetrical and directional tire. While from a distance these tread patterns may look the same, they couldn't be more different! In this post, we'll look specifically at what makes a tire directional, how it differs from tires with other tread patterns, and how some drivers can benefit from directional tires.
Tires come in three primary tread patterns: symmetrical, asymmetrical, and directional. Though they may appear similar at first glance, their differences are significant. In this post, we will delve into what defines a directional tire, how it contrasts with other tread patterns, and the advantages some drivers may experience when using directional tires
Tire treads are categorized into three main types: symmetrical, asymmetrical, and directional. While these tread patterns might seem similar at first glance, their differences are substantial. In this article, we will explore what sets directional tires apart from other tread patterns, the key differences between them, and which drivers may benefit from using directional tires.
A tire's tread comes in three primary varieties: symmetrical, asymmetrical, and directional. These tread patterns may appear to be identical up close, yet they couldn't be more diferent! In this article, we'll examine what distinguishes directional tires from tires with different tread patterns, how they differ, and which drivers might find directional tires to be advantageous.
How to tell if your tires are directional?
The tread should appear to be an arrow at first glance pointing in the direction that the tire rotates, which is typically in front of your car. If you look closely, you might see that the tread pattern is arranged in a V or Y shape, with the tread moving up and away from the tire's center.
Why is it important to know if tires are directional?
A tire with a directional pattern is designed to turn forward in only one direction, directional tires have relatively few tire rotation patterns available to them. This is because they are only intended to turn forward in one direction. Only a front-to-back tire rotation (on the same side of the vehicle) is feasible as long as the vehicle's front and rear tires are the same size.
Mouting directional tires
Directional tire sidewall when installing directional tires, they must be installed on the vehicle facing the correct direction. Although installing directional tires incorrectly might reduce their benefits and make them wear out more quickly than the manufacturer intended, however the symmetrical and asymmetrical tires patterns do not need to be fitted in a specific orientation.
Very good road holding at high speeds
High cornering stability
High protection against aquaplaning
Very good road holding at high speeds
High cornering stability
High protection against aquaplaning
When mounting directional tires, ensure that both the vehicle and tires are aligned correctly. Incorrect installation can reduce their effectiveness and lead to quicker wear than intended by the manufacturer. On the other hand, symmetrical and asymmetrical tire patterns do not require a specific orientation during installation.
When you are mounting directional tires sidewall make sure the vehicle and tires are pointed in the right direction. Although installing directional tires incorrectly might reduce their benefits and make them wear out more quickly than the manufacturer intended, however the symmetrical and asymmetrical tires patterns do not need to be fitted in a specific orientation.
The tread pattern is the part of the tire that touches the road surface. When examining the various tires available on the market, you'll notice a wide range of tread patterns. Why do they differ so much? The tread pattern is uniquely designed to give the vehicle grip and handling tailored to specific driving conditions. As a result, tires can be categorized into three main types:
Symmetric pattern
The most common tread pattern is symmetrical, typically found on passenger car tires but
not suitable for high-performance applications. These tires feature continuous ribs or
independent tread blocks across the entire tread surface, with identical patterns on both
halves of the tire.
Asymmetric pattern
An asymmetrical tire pattern features two distinct tread designs: one on the inner half of the
tire and another on the outer half. Although it may seem unusual, each half serves a different
purpose. The inner tread is designed for water displacement and preventing hydroplaning,
while the outer tread has stiffer lugs for enhanced lateral stability. This provides superior grip
when cornering or driving on dry surfaces and also reduces interior noise.
Directional pattern
A directional tread pattern is engineered to rotate in a single forward direction. It has side
grooves that meet in the center of the tread, resembling an arrowhead. Beyond its sporty
appearance, the V-shaped grooves effectively resist hydroplaning at high speeds by
channeling water efficiently through the tread. Additionally, the directional pattern offers extra
traction, making it ideal for handling in snow or mud.
When buying new tires, avoid mixing different types, sizes, or brands on the same vehicle. For
optimal performance, choose the same make and model of tires as those currently on your
wheels.
Additionally, when replacing tires, it is safer to change a pair rather than just one. Place the
new tires on the rear axle and the partially worn ones on the front axle.
The tread pattern is the part of the tire that is in contact with the road surface. If you take a look at the different tires available on the market, you will notice that there is a wide variety of tread patterns. Why are they so different? Because the tread pattern is a unique design that provides the vehicle with grip and handling for specific driving conditions, and therefore tires can be classified into three main types:
The most common pattern type is symmetrical; it is suitable for passenger car tires, but not for high-performance use. Tires with this design have continuous ribs or independent tread blocks across the entire tread surface, and both halves of the tire have the same pattern.
A tire with an asymmetric pattern has two different tread patterns: one on the inner half of the tire and one on the outer half. It seems unusual, but the two halves serve different purposes. The inner tread is responsible for water displacement and protection against aquaplaning (hydroplaning). The outer tread has stiff lugs for greater lateral stiffness, which provide great grip when cornering or driving on dry surfaces, as well as reduced interior noise.
A tire with a directional pattern is designed to rotate forward in a single direction. It has side grooves that coincide in the middle of the tread and resemble the shape of an arrowhead. However, its purpose goes beyond sporty aesthetics. The V-shaped grooves better resist aquaplaning (hydroplaning) at high speeds by moving water more efficiently through the tread pattern. Another benefit of the directional tread pattern is additional traction, which provides excellent handling in snow or mud.
When purchasing new tires, do not combine different types, sizes or brands of tires on
the same vehicle. For best results, get the make and model of tires identical to the
ones you already have on your wheels to maintain optimum performance
characteristics.
Another aspect to keep in mind when changing tires is that changing a pair of tires is
safer than changing only one. Newer tires should be placed on the rear axle, and
partially worn tires on the front axle.
When purchasing new tires, do not combine different types, sizes or brands of tires on
the same vehicle. For best results, get the make and model of tires identical to the
ones you already have on your wheels to maintain optimum performance
characteristics.
Another aspect to keep in mind when changing tires is that changing a pair of tires is
safer than changing only one. Newer tires should be placed on the rear axle, and
partially worn tires on the front axle.
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