Radial construction, the standard for modern tires. Rim Diameter (16): The size of the wheel rim in inches. Load Index (91): Indicates the maximum load capacity in kg.
"Tyre" is used in British English and Commonwealth countries, while "tire" is standard in American English.
A tyre is a ring-shaped component that surrounds a wheel's rim to transfer a vehicle's load from the axle to the ground and provide traction. Width (205): The width of the tyre in millimetres. Radial construction, the standard for modern tires
Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can safely operate. Common Markings:
Tread Wear Indicator, indicating the minimum tread depth. Important Notes: "Tyre" is used in British English and Commonwealth
Tires should be checked regularly for damage and tread wear. Tires older than 5 years should be inspected annually.
The height of the tyre's sidewall, expressed as a percentage of the width. Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre
Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake, a higher standard for winter tires.