How to read your tire size?

The easy way to find out the correct tire size is to check the side of your tire, on the sidewall.

Tire Width. The width of the tire measured in mm from sidewall to sidewall.

Aspect Ratio. The aspect ratio is the ratio of the height of the tire's cross-section to its width.

Rim Diameter.The rim diameter is the width in inches or cm of the wheel from one end to the other. The diameter of this wheel is 16 in. Always replace a tire on a rim with another tire of exactly the same rim diameter designation and suffix letters.

Load Index. The load index is an assigned number that corresponds with the load-carrying capacity of a tire. Most passenger car tire load indexes range from 75 to 100, but a few carry more.

Speed Rating. The speed rating tells you the maximum service speed for a tire. A speed rating isn't, however, a recommendation to exceed speed limits, and doesn't indicate how well a tire handles or corners.

M+S. M+S means the tire can be used on ice and snow roads and muddy roads. Snowflake and mountain logo, which is a special logo for snow tires. This tire is specially designed for use in low temperature climate conditions. In order to ensure the grip, the snow tires are specially made of soft rubber, specially designed tread patterns and deep grooves. When braking on ice and snow roads, the snow tires will not slip, and the braking distance is obviously short. It is generally recommended to replace snow tires in areas where the temperature is below 7 ℃ for a long time.