"HOW TO KNOW THE SIZE OF A TYRE"
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[ "HOW TO KNOW THE SIZE OF A TYREThe tyre market is flooded with tyres of different sizes and specifications. Therefore, it becomes a headache for an average person to identify the type of tyre required for his vehicle. Moreover, it is also difficult to differentiate between two tyres of the almost same diameter and perhaps that is why tyre companies mark some critical numbers on the tyre itself.Nobody reads a tyre manual or vehicle manual generally to know about the size of the tyre. However, a tyre has all the information about its size, and someone who knows how to read tyre markings can easily understand it. It is important to note that this information is marked on the sidewall of theCar Tyres London;and not the tread.SIZE OF RIMMost people do not know this, but the size of the rim is different from the size of the tyre. So there is a slight variation in their size, which is why it is not marked on the tyre.HOW TO READ A TYRE;Every tyre has some random numbers marked on it, which tell a lot about it. The most crucial information marked on a tyre is its diameter, construction, width, etc., which enables the customer to know the accurate size of the tyreFor example,If the number marked on the sidewall of a tyre is 260/70R1690H, then it means -WIDTH OF THE TYREOne should know about the width of a tyre and compare it with the rim to get an idea. The first three numbers on the sidewall indicate the width. After that, it is measured in millimetres and that too from sidewall to sidewall. In this example, the width of the tyre is 260 mm.LOAD INDEXA tyre is responsible for carrying the load of the car and the passengers. A perfectly balanced tyre divides the weight equally from its axle, and when all the tyres are balanced, they carry an equal load. The total amount of weight that a tyre can carry is called the load-carrying capacity of the tyre. However, it is not easy to determine, and hence there is an index that represents the load-carrying capacity. Hence, it is called the load index. When a tyre is fully inflated, the amount of load it can carry is measured by the index.EXTRA LOAD;Some vehicles like trucks, SUVs, and goods carrying vans require carrying an extra load; hence, they need tyres with extra load-carrying ability. The tyres which have extra load carrying capacity also have high inflation pressure. Therefore, it is marked as XL on the sidewall of the;Goodyear Tyres London.ASPECT RATIOThe aspect ratio of a tyre is calculated by dividing the height of the tyre by its width. It is marked on the sidewall after the first three digits number. It is the ratio of the height of the tyre concerning the width.RUN-FLAT TYRE;Run-flat tyres are self-sufficient tyres that can offer you few miles even after the puncture. As the name suggests, they can run slowly and steadily for some time after getting punctured. It is marked as RF on the sidewall of the tyre.CONSTRUCTION OF THE TYREThe construction of a tyre depends on many things like rubber compound used, techniques and tread patterns, etc., and it is essential to know that. Therefore, it is always denoted by an English alphabet. The example is denoted by the letter R, which means that the tyre constructed by radial construction.WHEEL DIAMETERIt is the most important one could find on the tyres sidewall. It is measured in inches all over the world to avoid any confusion.SPEED RATINGSpeed rating means the maximum speed which a tyre can acquire while carrying the load as per its capacity. It is determined to know the tyre's performance and can be denoted by any alphabet from A to Z." ]