The numbers and letters on a tire, such as 105S or 105T, indicate the tire's load index and speed rating. The number "105" represents the load index, which indicates the maximum weight the tire can support, with 105 corresponding to approximately 2,039 pounds. The letter "S" or "T" denotes the speed rating, with "S" indicating a maximum speed of 112 mph and "T" indicating a maximum speed of 118 mph. Thus, these designations help consumers choose tires that meet their vehicle's weight and speed requirements.
P245/65r17 105s
Letters on a tire represents the vehicle class for that tire, For example: tire label P215/65R15, the letter P stands for passenger car if it's LT(Light Truck). The letter R stands for radial.
Yokohama is a tire brand. It begins with the letter Y.
31, the tire is 31inches tall.10.5, the tread is 10.5 inches wide. 15, the tire mounts on a 15 inch diameter rim.
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UTQG stands for Uniform Tire Quality Grading. It is a system used to provide consumers with information about a tire’s treadwear, traction, and temperature resistance capabilities. The UTQG rating is typically found on the tire sidewall.
The DOT number AAR211A100W1 is used to identify the manufacturer and specifications of a particular tire. The first two letters (AAR) represent the manufacturer, the next three numbers indicate the tire size, and the last letter and numbers signify other specifications like load index and speed rating.
To measure bike tire size accurately, use a tape measure to determine the diameter of the tire in inches. This measurement should be taken from the outer edge of the tire tread. Additionally, you can also check the tire sidewall for markings that indicate the size, such as "700x25c" or "26x2.0". These numbers represent the tire's diameter and width in millimeters or inches.
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