What does 102y tire mean?

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DiVincent
07/30/25 5:36am
102y tire refers to the load index. Below is a partial introduction of factors to consider when replacing car tires: Tire quality, road conditions, and driving style: The replacement mileage for car tires is generally determined by various factors such as tire quality, road conditions, and driving style. Typically, it is optimal to replace tires after approximately 60,000 to 80,000 kilometers. However, tire replacement should not solely depend on mileage; the service life of the tire must also be considered, requiring a combined assessment. The specific condition of the tire: In actual use, the decision to replace a tire is primarily based on its specific condition, with the tread pattern being the most intuitive indicator. When the tread depth wears below 1.6 millimeters, the tire needs to be replaced.
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