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Tyre Width
The width of the tyre indicated in millimeters, measured from sidewall to sidewall.
Aspect Ratio
Aspect ratio describes the height of the sidewall as a percentage of the width of the tyre. Touring tyres usually have a higher aspect ratio, indicating a higher sidewall and resulting in a smoother ride. High performance tyres usually have a lower aspect ratio, resulting in better lateral stability.
Rim
This number specifies the outer edge of a wheel, holding the tyre, measured in inches.
Load Index
A numerical code associated with the maximum load a tyre can carry at the speed indicated by its Speed index. A higher number indicates that the tire has a higher load capacity.
Speed Index
The letter indicating the maximum speed at which the tyre can carry a load corresponding to its Load Index.

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    Tyre
    Rotation

    Tyre rotation is to change the tyre position recommended every 5,000 km (for 4x4) or 10,000 km (for sedan / SUV). This is an effective way to minimize irregular wear.

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    Wheel
    Alignment

    An annual wheel alignment inspection is recommended for safety benefits like reliable steering stability, driving comfort & minimize irregular wear

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    Air
    Pressure

    A tyre will typically lose 1-2psi of air per month in cool weather. In warm weather, the tyres lose more air. Keeping the correct air pressure in your tyres will make them last longer, make your car safer, and will help you save money on fuel.

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    Tread
    Depth

    Tread wear indicators appear when the tread has worn down to 1.6 mm. Never use tyres that expose even a small tread wear indicator.

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    Wheel
    Balancing

    Wheel balancing will increase the life of your steering and suspension systems and optimize your fuel efficiency.

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    Damage

    A small tear can cause a tyre to burst. By physically checking your tyres regularly for scratches, cracks and irregular wear and tears, you can potentially avoid a bad accident.

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