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Find the Perfect Tires For All Your Needs
Tires are the connection between your vehicle and the surface of the road. A critical part of your vehicle’s suspension system, tires are responsible for transmitting the forces of driving, steering, and braking to the surface of the road. Although tires are easily maintained, they are often overlooked. The air inside your tires and the design of the tire influence vehicle performance, tire tread life, and ride comfort. Tire maintenance is vital for getting the most out of your tires by maximizing mileage and tread wear. Our staff will help you understand the basics of tire care and maintenance, like when you should seek tire rotation, balance, and alignment. Our team will also help you understand tire sidewall markings, teach you the best time to purchase a new set of tires and show you how to choose the right set of tires for your vehicle.
Here’s our helpful consumer guide!
Tire Type
It refers to the type of vehicle the tire is designed for. No letter indicated the tire is euro-metric.
- P – Passenger
- LT – Light Truck
- T – Temporary Spare
- ST – Special Trailers
Tire Width
Also known as section width, it indicates the width or thickness of the tire in millimeters. It is measured from the widest point of a tire’s sidewall to the widest point of its inner sidewall.
Aspect Ratio
It identifies the relationship between the tire’s sidewall height and the tire’s width. A lower ratio means a smaller sidewall height, better cornering, and a rougher ride.
Construction
It refers to the tire’s internal construction. Nearly every tire on the road has a radial construction (R), which means the cords of the carcass plies inside the tire radiate directly across one side of the tire to the other. Other letters are D (diagonal) and B (belted).


Wheel Diameter
Indicates the diameter of the wheel the tire is made for.
Load Index
Refers to the weight a tire can carry at its maximum rate of inflation. The number corresponds to a load capacity found on a load index chart.
Speed Rating
Designates the maximum safe speed at which the tire is designed to carry a load under certain conditions. The range of speed ratings is from A (lowest) to Y (highest), with the only exception being that H falls between U and V. Surpassing the legal speed limit is not recommended.
These factors can help you find the right tire for your vehicle. Still, confused? We’ve got your back!
Popular Tire Brands

Michelin
MICHELIN® Total Performance™ is the result of our 125-year obsession with improving mobility. We take our findings from our global research center and the toughest lab ever—motorsports—and apply it to your day-to-day tire. Find out how we can create a tire that covers all your needs in one.

Cooper Tires
Cooper Tires & Rubber Company offers an extensive portfolio of brands that offer great products designed to meet the needs of today’s drivers—at an attractive and affordable price. They are guaranteed to deliver outstanding performance. In addition to the Cooper® brand, the Cooper global family of companies also designs and manufactures tires under many brands.

Goodyear
Goodyear is devoted to advancing tire technology and applying this knowledge to new products that advance driving excellence. At the Akron Innovation Center, nearly 1,500 engineers, scientists, technicians, and other specialists collaborate to improve tire manufacturing for a wide variety of vehicles on six continents.
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