How to read the size of tires

If there is something the Israeli driver does not appreciate the correct measure are his tires. The tires in the vehicle are among the most important parts of it, and even drivers on heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses do not understand how good and suitable a car tire is an important parameter for safe travel. How do you measure the size of the tire and the other details about it?

How do we know the size of the tire?

Each tire has a number of important details about it that actually make it fit. It may seem to you as private car drivers who do not understand much in the automotive world that every tire can be adapted to a vehicle and it is only a matter of comfort, but in fact it is much more than that and not only a matter of procedures it is a safety issue as a tire will not be adapted to the type and size of the vehicle together With its weight, can be very problematic. To read the tire size, you should look for the letter letter with the letter " A"Symbolize the diameter of the tire, the letter B Will represent the width of the tire And the letter C Will represent the size of the wheel, all of course in inches and not inches.

What else do you need to know about the tires?

· In addition to all these letters there is the letter RWhich tells us that it is a radial tire. Also check the age of the tire as it is no less important than its size, and perhaps even more important. If you buy a very old tire there is a chance that it will endanger you and more, you will need to replace it shortly after purchase. The tires should be replaced only after 4 or 5 years from the date of purchase or when they are worn.

· In addition to the age of the tire, the identity card of the tire must also check what is indicated on it, its maximum speed, its loading capacity and the like.

How will we know how old the tire is?

To find out how old the tire is, we'll need to use exactly the same way you checked its size. To know what tire age look for it in 4 letters. The four letters represent the date of its production in this manner: the two right digits represent the year in which the tire and the two left digits were produced the week in the year in which they were produced. For example, 0918 represented a bracelet made in the ninth week in 2018.