Are 80/100-10 and 3.00-10 interchangeable?

[McCamila]

3.00-10 and 80/100-10 tires are interchangeable. Extended content: 1. Generally, the meaning of tire specifications is as follows: For 3.00-10, 3.00 refers to a section width of 3.0 inches, 10 indicates a rim diameter of 10 inches, and the "-" signifies a bias-ply tire. 80/100-10 represents a section width of 80mm, 100 refers to an aspect ratio of 100%, the "-" indicates a bias-ply tire, and 10 denotes a rim diameter of 10 inches. Therefore, the two specifications mentioned above are interchangeable. 2. Regarding tire specifications, there is another common expression, such as the widely used specification 205/55r16. In this sequence of numbers, 205 represents a tread width of 205 millimeters, 55 stands for the aspect ratio, where an aspect ratio of 55 means the sidewall height is 55% of the tread width, and 16 indicates that the tire can be mounted on a 16-inch rim. Generally, tires with a higher aspect ratio offer better comfort and lower noise levels, while those with a lower aspect ratio perform relatively worse.