Where to Check the Tire Tread Pattern?

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NevaehLee
07/30/25 6:06am
Tire tread patterns are typically located on the tire sidewall and can be viewed by examining the sidewall. Below is relevant information about tire tread patterns: 1. Longitudinal and Lateral Tread Patterns: Advantages: Combines the excellent drainage performance and low noise of longitudinal treads with the strong dynamic performance of lateral treads, offering better driving and braking performance than purely longitudinal treads. Disadvantages: May cause abnormal wear. 2. Longitudinal Tread Patterns: Advantages: Provides superior handling stability with low rolling resistance and reduced tendency for lateral slippage. Generally suitable for well-paved roads such as highways or urban streets. Disadvantages: Braking performance is relatively weaker, and driving force is inferior to other tread patterns, making them unsuitable for poor road conditions like sandy paths.
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