what tread is this coarse or fine
1731586
I believe this was a fine thread pitch. I had to use it to replace the threads in the subframe on a 96 Nissan maxima. The threads got messed up along with the bolts when I replaced the control arms.
1731587
IThe 1.5 number is the thread pitch. I believe it's fine. I used it to repair a wheel bolt(lug bolt) on a Volkswagen
1731588
This is a metric thread with a 1.5mm pitch. With M14 threads you can have coarse (2mm pitch) and fine (1.5mm, 1.25mm, and 1.0mm pitch)
1953532
There's no markings indicating an exact grit. Its between medium to fine leaning closer to fine though based on comparisons to honers I've used in the past
227395
the coarser grit is 350, the fine is 800. didn't measure directly, but compared with other diamond flat stones by feel
1603700
No grit, feels fine on feet. Wouldn't recommend coming to a skidding halt on it, but stepping on it is fine.
2158485
About an inch or so long and I guess I would say medium-hard on the stiffness. You want to be really gentle when using it till you get use to it.
484651
My 2001 had coarse from the factory, and I don't think the switch was until 2004 or 2008. I bought the fine pitch on accident, and ended up buying new lug nuts as I didn't want to take the part out and swap out the studs. 2003 should be coarse. Coarse is 14x2 and fine is 14x1.5
1612881
The threads are fine. 1/2 in. bolt 20 threads per inch. Just like the picture. Thanx to all the people who said coarse thread now i have skids that wont fit.
1332972
So far I have put about 24K in two years on mine and still have a decent amount of tread left. Without a tread depth gauge I cant give you accurate numbers but I'm guessing mid 50's low 60's. I will tell you that I will be buying these again when that time comes.
2054142
I don't know the tread size, but all of them were too small to fit my 1996 Ford F-150 shifter. The product is of high quality and well worth the price if it fits.
564918
varies, basically coarse with quite a bit of dust, needs to be rinsed. Do not know "mesh size"
1191585
We do not sell the Goodyear so cannot do comparison. The Carlisle RH is the new tread pattern for them and it seems to be holding up well at this time. The max capacity would be 3640.Thanks,Tires USA
552121
Both steps say Polder (5/8" high, 2.5" wide) as part of the raised black tread that is otherwise dots and dashes. Because the step is all black it doesn't really stand out
1592854
First: select the size you want. There may be several listings which SEEM to be the same. If that is the case for the size you want, click on each one in turn. You may find that each one has different details. Find the one which best matches your needs. When I checked the link in the email from amazon i found that there was a listing for black/ white. It had white sidewalls. The tread itself is black ( or whatever color choice is available in the size you want) choose the color desired and recheck size availability for your color choice. It would be nice if Amazon required more specific descriptions for such things. It would be easier to shop, and they would probably have fewer returns to process.
1226814
They are a very hard rubber compound and even if it did not have good brakes there would be no slippage. I have used it in all types of weather while visiting Ports of Call while on cruises and here at home with not one bit of slippage. They are definitely hard rubber with tread.
1288940
I believe you have fine thread 14/1.5 pitch. Coarse thread, 14/2.0, was in older superdutys.Best way to be sure is to take a lug nut to a parts store and ask them for course and fine thread stud, see which fits.
2282704
a little over 2" at the tread. They are a light tread pattern for road and light off-road.
859591
I looked around online and I saw the tires in this size available in both the knobby and street tread design. I didn't notice any slicks but I wasn't looking for any either. I'm sure they're probably available.