"Interesting facts to know about tyres"
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[ "Interestingfacts to know about tyresIntoday's world, everyone is picky when choosing the best Tyres thatsuits your vehicle. It is also important to choose tyres for your carefficiently as they play such an essential role while ensuring asmooth and safe ride. Here are some interesting facts that you mightnot know about tyres.Tyresare naturally whiteItis not known to many people that tyres have initially been white.What is known to people is that they are made of rubber and severalother compounds. 'The natural rubber is white in colour'. Tyres weremanufactured as white-coloured tyres until a compound called carbonblack was mixed in the natural colour while manufacturing it.Itmade the rubber black in colour. From then tyres became black. Peoplestarted preferring black tyres over white ones because of their lessprobability of getting dirty too soon than white coloured tyres.Carbon black is also responsible for increasing the tensile strengthand durability of the tyres.Originationof the word 'tyre.'Everyword or name given to any substance in the world drives the question'why is it called as such?' Similarly, you might wonder why acovering of a wheel is called a tyre. 'Why is it called a wheel' youmight wonder too. But talking about tyres, let us tell you that it isshort for 'attire'. It means that attire for a wheel, i.e. a tyre.World'slargest tyreMichigan'sroadside attraction certainly doesn't fall flat! You would not haveimagined it before, but the attraction we are talking about is theworld's largest tyre which is 80 feet tall and weighs 10,886 kg. Itis called the giant Uniroyal tyre! It has been placed for publicsight in Allen Park, Michigan.Whatinformation do tyres give out themselves?Allthe information that you wish to know about your tyres is printed onthe tyres themselves. Whatever you want to know is printed on thetyres in a coded form. Knowing the essential information about yourtyres might help you know when your tyres need a replacement. It canalso help you reduce the tear and wear of your tyres. It would helpif you learned the coding and the printed alphabets and numbers onyour tyres.Tyretype: A passenger Yokohama tyres Colindale shows the letter'P' written on it. No letter at all is also an indication that thetyre is a passenger tyre.Tyrepressure information: Pressure information helps you know themaximum amount of inflation a tyre can bear. Also, the amount ofinflation that should be essentially present in your tyre. You needto refer to the tyre's manual to understand the pressure informationabout your tyre.Treadweardata: TWI are the letters or indicators that are present on a tyre'ssidewall that show you the tread wear indications. You mustfrequently check and ensure that your treads are sufficiently deep.Date ofproduction: A four-digit code is present on your tyre. It indicatesthe week and year the tyre was produced.Aspectratio: aspect ratio is the ratio of the tyres cross-section toits width. It is expressed in percentage form. An aspect ratio of50, for instance, means that the tyres height is approximately50% of its width.Loadindex: The tyre's load index is present on a tyre's sidewall justbeside the diameter. The load index lets you know the loadingcapacity of your tyres. It is also recommended that you keep asubstitute tyre that fits your manufacturer's recommendations.Speedrating: Speed rating is given in the form of a letter printed onyour tyres' sidewalls. The speed rating lets you know the maximumspeed that a tyre can run when it is correctly inflated and underload capacity. While buying tyres for your vehicle, you need toensure that the speed rating of your Car tyres Colindalematches the speed ability of your car. Rating of V denotes that themaximum speed your tyres can run on is 149 miles/hr." ]