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"Tyre size"
[ "Finding the Right Tyre Size for Your Vehicle?Time to buy new tyres? But which one to consider amongst innumerable choices. The tyre size determines multiple factors like braking, fuel efficiency, and handling on high speed and cornering. Finding the right tyre size is crucial to get the best performance out of your vehicle for enhanced safety and optimum fuel efficiency. A mismatch between the wheel and tyre diameter can cause major differences in the vehicle's height and speedometer inaccuracy. We at Laws Tyres are equipped to find the finest tyres on the market and install them on any kind of vehicle. To make things easier, our automotive tyres are marked by alphanumeric code, also called tyre code, moulded on the sidewall of the tyres.Markings on the sidewalls indicate multiple aspects so that you can pick the right tyre according to your requirementsOn a tyre with marking "175/60 R16 82H"175- Refers to the tyre width in millimetres from sidewall to sidewall. The width ranges from 125 mm to 335mm. The most common tyre sizes include 175mm, 185mm, 195mm and 205mm60- Known as the aspect ratio denotes the percentage height of the tyre in relation to the width. In the example, the tyre height is 60% of its width. If the aspect ratio of a tyre is higher, then the sidewall will be taller.R- Refers to radial construction. Other types of construction marking include bias belt denoted as "B" and diagonal denoted as "D"16- Indicates the rim diameter in inches82- Indicates the load index. Denoted by two or three-digit numbers, the load index refers to the maximum weight each tyre can carry at the highest speed limit. For example, a tyre with a load index of 82 can carry up to 475kg.SSR- Denoting run-flat tyres. Due to the reinforced walls, these tyres will continue to function even in the event of pressure loss.M+S - This sign stands for mud and snow and denotes that the tyre is suitable for muddy and snowy roadsDOT code: Signifying information about when and where the tyre was manufactured30/2018: The last four digits after the DOT code indicate the week and year the tyre was manufacturedWhy Choose Lays Tyres?Getting the right fit for your wheels can be a daunting task. That is why our experts at Laws Tyres are well versed with all requirements for any type of vehicle. With top brands like Bridgestone and Michelin, our wide range of premium-quality tyres are available in all sizes and at great prices.Looking to replace or get a new set of tyres? Head towards the Laws garage today or contact us now to book an appointment according to your convenience" ]