How to Read Car Tire Size?
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Tire size is printed on the sidewall. There are three methods to check the size and dimensions, as detailed below: 1. For example, 34*7 represents a high-pressure tire, while 7.50-20 indicates a low-pressure tire. 2. 'D' is used for light vehicles, 'F' for medium-sized vehicles, and 'G' refers to standard vehicles. 3. 'H', 'L', and 'J' are used for large luxury and high-performance vehicles. Below is an introduction to the main knowledge about tires: 1. The international standard tire code, expressed in millimeters, represents the section height and aspect ratio percentage. (1) For small cars with a displacement between 0.8-1.5, the corresponding front tire specifications range from 155/65R1373T to 175/70R1477H. (2) For large cars with a displacement between 1.6-6.0, the tire specifications range from 185/60R14 to 245/50R18. 2. There are many ways to represent tire specifications, with four more common ones: imperial, German, metric, and American systems.