How does the car tire model distinguish?
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Tire Specifications: Specifications are tire geometric parameters and physical properties of the logo data. Tire specifications are often used in a set of numbers, the previous number indicates the width of the tire section, and the latter number indicates the rim diameter in inches. The middle of the letter or symbol has a special meaning: "x" that high-pressure tire; "R", "Z" said radial tire; "a" that low-pressure tire. Level: level refers to the tire rubber layer of the public layer of the number of layers, and the actual number of ply is not exactly the same, is an important indicator of tire strength. Level with the Chinese logo, such as 12 levels; with the English logo, such as 〃 14P. R 〃 that is 14 layers of pole. Cylindrical material: Some tires are individually marked, such as "nylon" (NYLON), generally marked after the level; the world's tire manufacturers marked in the specifications, the first letter with the Chinese alphabet, such as 9.00-20N, 7.50 -20G and so on, N is nylon, G is steel, M is cotton, and R is rayon. Load and pressure: generally marked the maximum load and the corresponding pressure, the load to "kg" as a unit, the pressure that tire tire pressure, the unit is "kPa." Rim Size: Indicates the rim size that matches the tire. Easy to use, such as "standard rim 5.00F". Balance mark: made of colored rubber mark shape, printed on the sidewall, indicating the lightest tires here, the assembly should be on the valve to ensure the balance of the entire tire. Rolling direction: the tread pattern on the running of the drainage non-slip particularly critical, so the pattern of asymmetric off-road vehicle tires commonly used arrows assembly assembly direction to ensure the design of adhesion, anti-skid and other properties.
Usually the car tire size logo is *** / ** R ** * part is the number. You can find the tire size information for your vehicle in the vehicle user's manual, the cab door (near the B pillar), the tank cover, the storage box, and the like.
