Where to Check Tire Tread Patterns?

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Tire tread patterns are typically located on the tire sidewall and can be viewed by inspecting the sidewall. Additional information about tire tread patterns is as follows: 1. Tire tread patterns are categorized into unidirectional tread, asymmetric tread, block tread, and composite tread. 2. Unidirectional tread combines the advantages of both lateral and longitudinal tread patterns, offering excellent braking performance, superior dry and wet grip, and strong drainage capability, thereby enhancing driving stability in wet conditions, making it suitable for high-speed driving. 3. Asymmetric tread provides exceptional stability during driving, delivering an extraordinary driving experience. 4. Block tread is commonly used on off-road tires, also known as off-road tread. Through special groove designs, it enables the tire to automatically remove stones and dirt during driving, helping to maintain tire performance and prevent further damage. 5. Composite tread combines block tread with central rib tread design, improving both the tire's handling and straight-line driving stability, while also enhancing grip and self-cleaning capabilities.