Do tires have a right side and a wrong side?
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Tires may or may not have a right side and a wrong side, depending on different situations. Specifically, there are two cases: 1. Symmetrical tread pattern tires: There is no distinction between the right side and the wrong side during installation, nor is there a specific direction. However, it is recommended to place the side with the production date on the outside. 2. Asymmetrical tread pattern tires: There is a distinction between the right side and the wrong side during installation. Generally, the side marked with the word "outside" should be installed on the outside. It is important to note that different brands have different markings for the right side and the wrong side. Some brands have "outside" printed on the outer side of the tire; some brands have "INSIDE" printed on the inner side of the tire; and some brands have two colored circles on the outer side of the tire. Usually, one circle is red and the other is yellow, with the red one being solid and the yellow one being hollow.