What is the general diameter of a tire in centimeters?

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ClaireRose
07/29/25 2:11pm
The diameter of a tire generally ranges from 750 to 850 centimeters. Here are the specific details: 1. Parameter Identification: In addition to the production date, the sidewall of a tire will have markings such as 185/55R15-86V, which correspond to the tire width, aspect ratio, tire type, rim diameter, load index, and speed rating. 2. Tire Replacement: The need for tire replacement can be determined based on the usage and condition of the tire. When cracks, bulges appear on the tire surface, or the tread pattern is worn flat, it is necessary to replace the tire promptly. A tire bulge is caused by impact damage that breaks the internal metal wires of the tire, leading to a bulge. Continuing to drive at high speeds or over long distances with such damage can easily result in a tire blowout and cause an accident.
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