How to determine the correct tyre size
The correct tyre size is the foundation for safe driving, stable handling, and proper vehicle operation in everyday use.
Find clear answers about tyre selection, safety, maintenance, and usage all in one place.
The correct tyre size is the foundation for safe driving, stable handling, and proper vehicle operation in everyday use.
Choosing the right tyres starts with your vehicle type, the season, driving conditions, and your daily routes.
The tyre label helps compare fuel efficiency, wet grip, and noise level before purchase.
Tyre replacement does not depend only on the season. Tread depth, tyre age, damage, and overall condition are also important.
The load and speed index help determine what load and maximum speed the tyre is designed for.
Not all drivers are suited to the same tyres. The choice should be adapted to where and how you drive on a daily basis.
The 3PMSF marking helps indicate whether a tyre has been tested in snow conditions and is more suitable for winter use.
To choose the right type of tyre, it is important to understand the differences between summer, winter, and all-season tyres.
Tips for storing tyres off-season to reduce the risk of deformation and aging.
An explanation of how to determine the tyre’s production week and year, and what the tyre’s age means.
Where to find the correct pressure, when to check it, and what the consequences of incorrect pressure are.
Uneven wear often indicates issues with tyre pressure, alignment, balancing, or usage.
How to reduce the risk of aquaplaning and how tread depth affects control on wet roads.
Not every sidewall deformation is dangerous, but a bulge or bubble is a serious sign that the tyre should be replaced.
If a tyre regularly loses pressure, it is important to identify the cause in time rather than simply inflating it repeatedly.
All-season tyres are a compromise solution for drivers who want to use one set of tyres all year round.