When it comes to selecting tires for your car, it’s crucial to ensure you get the perfect fit. Here’s how to determine the ideal tire size:

1. Check Your Vehicle’s Owner’s Manual:

• The most reliable source for information is your vehicle’s owner’s manual. It will specify the recommended tire size and pressure.
• Look for sections labeled “Tires” or “Maintenance.”

2. Inspect the Tire Sidewall:

• If you’re unsure about the size, check the sidewall of your current tire. You’ll find a series of numbers and letters that indicate the size, load index, and speed rating.

3. Verify with a Professional:

• If you’re still uncertain, please send us on Whatsapp and we will advise on which tire brand and size best fits for you.

Understanding Tire Size Codes A typical tire size code looks like this: P215/65R15.

• P: Indicates the tire is designed for passenger cars.
• 215: Represents the section width in millimeters.
• 65: Denotes the aspect ratio, which is the height of the tire’s sidewall as a percentage of its width.
• R: Stands for radial construction, the most common type of tire.
• 15: Indicates the rim diameter in inches.

Alternative Tire Sizes While we offer a variety of alternative tire sizes based on our extensive experience, it’s essential to verify that they are compatible with your vehicle. These alternative sizes are calculated using specific formulas but may not be suitable for all driving conditions or vehicle modifications.

Always Prioritize Safety When selecting tires, safety should be your top priority. Ensure the tires you choose match the recommended size and specifications for your vehicle. A well-matched tire can significantly impact your vehicle’s performance, handling, and fuel efficiency.