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Milestar MS932 Sport All-Season Radial Tire - 195/60R15 88H

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Size: 195/60R15


Features

  • Wide ribs around the tire improve steadiness, handling, and lateral grip
  • Angled and longitudinal sipes increase tire and tread life
  • Maximized tread pattern provides exceptional performance in all seasons
  • Fit type: Vehicle Specific
  • Load capacity: 1235 pounds

Description

The MILESTAR MS932 Sport's all-season, touring design offers year-round ease of driving and consistency, while providing a thrilling ride with aerodynamic handling and execution. With H, T, and V rated speed performance, these tires are designed for a variety of vehicles, including touring and crossover cars. They have channels for steadiness and precise responsiveness on the road. They are all-season tires that increase water dispersion and prolong tread life. The Milestar MS932 Sport is an all-around dependable tire that ensure safety and security for you and your loved ones.

Brand: Milestar


Seasons: Year Round


Size: 195/60R15


Section Width: 195 Millimeters


Load Capacity: 1235 Pounds


Tread Depth: 10 32nds


Rim Width: 7 Inches


Tire Diameter: 24.2 inches


Item dimensions L x W x H: 24.2 x 24.2 x 7.9 inches


Item Diameter: 24.2 Inches


Brand: ‎Milestar


Seasons: ‎Year Round


Size: ‎195/60R15


Section Width: ‎195 Millimeters


Load Capacity: ‎1235 Pounds


Tread Depth: ‎10 32nds


Rim Width: ‎7 Inches


Tire Diameter: ‎24.2 inches


Item Diameter: ‎24.2 Inches


Item Weight: ‎18.4 Pounds


UPC: ‎758823169069 758823144936 758823169434


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎69, 36, 34


Construction Type: ‎Radial


Manufacturer: ‎Milestar


Model: ‎MS932 Sport


Item Weight: ‎18.4 pounds


Item model number: ‎24635030


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎24635030


OEM Part Number: ‎24635030


Special Features: ‎tread_wear_indicator


UTQG: ‎540AA


Date First Available: August 23, 2014


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