Do Tires Have a Right Side and a Wrong Side?

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Tires do have a right side and a wrong side. There is a numerical mark on the side of the tire that can help determine the correct orientation. When installing the tire, ensure the side with the number faces the front of the wheel hub. The following points should be noted when replacing tires: 1. For unidirectional tires, first consider the specific position where the tire and rim combination will be installed on the vehicle. Then, according to the rotation arrow indicated on the tire sidewall, mount the tire onto the rim. After the tire and rim combination is installed on the vehicle, check to ensure that the rotation arrow on the tire sidewall aligns with the forward direction of the vehicle. 2. For asymmetric tread tires, when mounting the tire onto the rim, pay attention to ensure that the side of the tire marked with 'outside' in English faces outward.