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Saw water spotted on top, little pools

It was odd, I was told by my Dad I had an Oil leak, I checked the car which was parked on the street. I saw a large oil spill under my car. I checked my dipstick and it only registered on the bottom about quarter inch. The engine was cold at the time started my engine and added a quart of oil...

I was told by my Dad that my 1999 Ford Explorer XLT sohc V6 had an Oil leak. I checked the oil it seemed to barely register on stick. I added a quart of oil and now seems overfull. I have read this could be dangerous. Photos attached

I should mention I have the Michelin P series tires already on it.

Issue resolved update: So I put my spare on, had no problems with 4wd kicking in, do not get much wear on my tires and I am pretty sure they design them with tire wear in mind. I had the start of dry rot with the Tire, went into Discount Tire for a rotate and balance and they found it, assume...

No problem, let me get you the cost all replacing all 4 tires and you can send a check.

It is recomended they be replaced in pairs or all 4. Just wondered if anybody ever just replaced one. I noticed a previous post where a store said they would no longer make tires for the models that take them. I assume this is what they were actually referring to. Belle tire has a no tire...

They are P-metric and Euro-metric, they are the same size but have different pressure and speed ratings.

I have a 1999 Ford Explorer XLT with the P235 75R15 tires. The only tires I now see are 235 75R15 tires. I have to replace one tire out of the four, can I use a 235 to replace a P235. What I have read so far it is not recommended, anybody else run into this.

I just got an additional quote for replacement of an oil chain for $500, never heard of an oil chain, do you know what it is.

I got a quote from my local repair shop for $2,140 to replace the 2 front timing chains on my Explorer, it is a 4.0 L, sohc 4wd engine. Is this a fair cost, it seems high.