what is the diffrent between 4000, 4000s, 4000sII and are they better than Michelin Pro4 Service Course
604164
The 4000s looks like it has a more cut resistant sidewall versus the original 4000. The 4000 would cut easier. In spite of the cuts, they didn't go flat but the brown threads came loose.
604165
Yes, the 4000s and the 4000sII are both a little better than the original 4000.... That being said, I'm sure there are all good tires! I just got the 4000s to match my front tire because it had already been replace :)
92621
Those are the same thing. The "23" is millimeters and refers to the width of the tire. There is no "23c." The "C" after the 700 refers to the rim type and they all should be "700C"
914061
The question is a little vague, but you are probably asking about differences between the H-VS014140 and the H-FS14140k. The FS is four years newer, 40% lighter than the VS and superior in most respects, although it is more expensive. The FS is an excellent lens.
517821
70,000 limited tread life warranty. See Michelins website for more details. A great Tire!
686042
Danny,There is not much difference. It is kind of like buying a 2014 explorer or a 2015, they don't change much. My preference would be a series 3 as that would be more of a collectible than a Series 4 given time. Make it A Great Week,Carter
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William: I would suggest buying the FR1030. About twice the price, but a much better tire. The garden cart purchased from H. Depot is holding up well, but the tires are the first to go. I feel with FR1030 tires that my cart will last longer than if I had purchased a new cart.
1053476
For a beginner, there is no significant difference between the 5h and the 4h; whichever is in the set will be great to learn with. (to break 90 with)
987304
I think that this one is better. It has more Shimano parts and is lighter. Plus it's a 24 Speed and the Giordano Libero is a 16 Speed.
102103
Difference is the shock inside the spring. 171341 has SensaTrac shock which is a higher quality and better ride/handling.
1798243
Velineon hands down. If u are looking for speed like a lot of Rusties do then up the kv to 4600 or 5700. 3800 has more torque but less top end speed. I put the 3800 mamba max pro in my pede and she does 60mph easy.
678610
I had the f4 version, and sold it to a friend to buy the F2.8II. Frankly, the increase in IQ is there but very slight. I would have no qualms about going back to the F4 version, it's a stunning lens. So unless you have a specific need for F2.8 (weddings for example as others mention), the added weight of the 2.8 to me is hard to justify. These are both exceptional lenses, the difference is like comparing a Bentley and a Rolls-Royce.
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While I have no exact information as to the components used inside the two different models, the 450 at first appears more robust because of its advertised "100% duty cycle", suggesting that it can be run continuously. However, if you read the specs on the Viair web site, you'll find that the 450 draws less power than the 400 and puts out less air ( at 100 PSI, 450P - .94 CFM vs. 400P - 1.27 CFM ). I would say that while the 450P can run longer, the 400P can put out more air in the time it can be run before it needs to be shut down to cool. So if you expect to fill one flat tire or four smaller ones on a non-modified 4x4, the 400P will get the job done more quickly. If you're planning on filling up four 37's on your lifted 4x4, the 450P might be a better choice. It will take longer, but the 400P might need to be shut down to cool before it gets the job done, while the 450P seems to be rated to keep working until the job is done. The other thing I would mention is that each model comes with slightly different accessories. The 450 has a single length of hose, for use on a shorter vehicle, like a typical 4x4, where you don't need to go as far to reach the farthest tire from the battery. The 400P-RV has a double length of hose, allowing you to reach farther for a longer vehicle and to stand farther away from a high pressure tire as it's inflating.
1702265
they are 2012 but 11sp compatible. so far 2000 miles and no tires came with them (dunno if its the habit now. They had been ordered through a LBS). From forums, tires will last relative short time. I use Vittoria diamante pro and they're ok for me...Cheers
2142247
The 7 in the 742 series denotes the mid-tier product, while the 8 in the 840 series denotes the top-tier product, which has more "features". Whether you need those features is up to you. There is also a 600 series available (640, 642), which is a lower-tier model.The 40 in 840 means it is a 2011-12 model, while the 42 in 742 means it is a 2012-13 model, so you are comparing two model years as well as two feature tiers. Go to mitsubishitv.com, where there are specification sheets available for comparison of the different models.
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You can check sizing here:http://www.autosock.us/fitting-guidepurchase/dimmensionfitting-guide-auto-2Oddly enough, 275/35 R20 was not listed when I looked. They show R18, R19 and R21.:-( I suggest you send them a note.The kit comes w two "socks" which go on your drive wheels. You can use them to go slowly (under 20 mph) but I don't think you need them on all four tires.
897557
I don't think there is any difference there. But my suggestin don't buy either. Better buy 798H secura. It's way better plus it's self cleaning. I got 997MC and I am tired of cleaning Regret regret and regret that I got it.
148571
The manual is for both. It says 470 / Journey 4.5, so I think they are the same. There are no references in the manual distinguishing one from the other. I got the journey 4.5 at sports authority. You can download the manual from schwinnfitness.