When you looking at your vehicle, check to make sure that Width, Rim, Profile, Load and speed rating match.
Example: Below the tire, there is some numbering this numbering is tire size (Width, Profile, Rim size, Load index, and Speed rating)
Width Of The Tire:
The width of the tire is measured in millimeters, an example is 195.
Profile Of The Tire:
The depth of the sidewall of the tire is called profile, measurement of the profile of the tire is taken from the wheel to the outer circumference of the tire and percentage of your tire width is 55% of 195, an example is a profile of the tire is 55.
Rim Diameter:
Rim diameter is according to the rim and it is around the rim, and rim diameter is measured in inches, for example, rime diameter of the above fig is 16.
Load Index Of The Tire:
Load index means how much maximum capacity for a load of the tire. Load capacity made according to the tire, have tire load capacity is to more and below average tire then load capacity is according to the tire. To discover this heap file, check your Tire Placard and additionally your present tires on your vehicle. In this case, the heap record is 87. Where is my Tire Placard? The tire bulletin is typically a sticker that is situated on the driver’s entryway/door jamb, petroleum top or glove compartment.
Speed Rating Of The Tire:
The speed rating of the tire is testing when maximum load corresponding to the tires load index. Speed rating was established to match the speed capacity of the tires with the top speed capability of the vehicles to which they are applied. While tire manufacturing can produce tire capable of very high speed it is not recommended to use the tire in excess of the legal speed in your state or territory. In this example, the speed rating is 220km/hr / V rated.
Best Way To Find The New Tire For My Vehicle
The most ideal approach to buy the right new tires for your vehicle is to check the tires you are at present utilizing. Utilize the data above and coordinate that with your hunt esteems on the site by Size.
You can utilize the Vehicle seek on the site, however, please know that this pursuit strategy gives tire data in light of unique gear for the vehicle entered by you. The outcome may not be exact for what you really require.
To abstain from requesting the wrong tires we firmly encourage you to check your tire’s present size and the tire bulletin in your vehicle.
Run Flat Tires
Run punctured tires give an additional layer of wellbeing and are intended to be driven on for a specific separation after a tire loses weight. In the wake of losing tire weight, the driver must keep up an enduring velocity of no more noteworthy than 80km/h, for a most extreme separation of between 50 km – 80 km (contingent upon the tire mark).
Run Flat tires may just be fitted onto vehicles particularly made to suit Run Flat tires and these vehicles dependably have a utilitarian Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Common vehicle producers that use Run Flat tires are BMW, MINI, Mercedes, and Renault. In the event that you as of now have Run Flat tires, you will see the letters ‘RFT’ composed on the sidewall of your tires.
If it’s not too much trouble note – the fitting of run punctured tires ought to be completed by a specific fitment focus or Dealer.
Business and Light Truck Tires
Some Commercial, or Light Truck vehicles require Commercial or Light Truck-evaluated tires. These tires will show a “C” after the edge estimate or an “LT” before the width estimation on the sidewall of your present tires – e.g. 195R14C or LT35X10.5R16.
In the event that you have an inquiry or might want assistance, please Contact Us as we’ll be glad to enable you to discover the tires you require.
Mercedes Original Equipment Extended Mobility (MOE) Tires
Tires set apart with MOE are uncommonly intended for Mercedes vehicles. This gives a restricted run-flat ability – normally working in a lesser ability to Run Flat tires and should just be utilized on Mercedes vehicles.
Mercedes Benz vehicles outfitted with MOE tires must not be supplanted with other tire variations.