Do car tires have an inside and outside?

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Car tires do have an inside and outside. The inside is marked with 'inside' and the outside is marked with 'outside'. When installing, make sure to check carefully to avoid incorrect installation. Tire Introduction: Tires are rubber products. During storage, tires are affected by humidity and temperature, and rubber is sensitive to environmental temperature and humidity. Over time, aging occurs. Various chemical substances inside the tire require a certain period to be released and stabilized. Only after stabilization can the wear resistance reach the ideal state, allowing for longer use and mileage. Expired Tires: Tires that have been in storage for three years are considered expired. The rubber has aged, significantly reducing comfort and making them prone to cracking. Heat dissipation becomes poor, greatly affecting both acceleration and braking. High-speed driving also increases the risk of blowouts, seriously endangering the life and property safety of the vehicle owner.