Should the Red and Yellow Dots on Tires Face Outward?

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OVanessa
07/28/25 4:40pm
The yellow and red dots on tires should face outward. When installing tires, the side that should face outward is usually marked with the word 'outside'. The yellow dot indicates the lightest point of the tire, while the red dot represents the heaviest point. Here are some precautions regarding tire replacement: 1. The yellow and red dots should align with specific positions on the rim: There are slight variations in the manufacturing process, so the weight distribution around the tire is not uniform. 2. After replacing tires, it's essential to perform a dynamic balance on all four wheels: Without proper balancing, the wheels may vibrate or shake when driving at high speeds.
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