Tire Height
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Tire height is calculated as tread width X aspect ratio X 2 + rim diameter. The specific details are as follows: 1. Example: The height of a 195/60R14 tire is 195 X 60% X 2 + (14 X 25.4). Taking a tire with specifications of 185/60R14 as an example. 2. Rim diameter: 14 inches (355.6mm). 3. Sidewall height: 185 × 0.6 = 111mm. Additional information: The size and dimensions of a car tire are essentially its specifications and model, which are prominently marked on the tire. Understanding the meaning of the model and specifications on the tire is sufficient. Types of tires include: internationally standard tire codes, which represent the section width and aspect ratio percentage in millimeters. These are followed by: tire type code, rim diameter (in inches), load index (permissible load capacity code), and permissible speed code.