Learn how to find your tire load index and decode it with our handy tire load index chart explained below. If you know how to read the letters and numbers on tires, you already know that the first ...

Choosing the right-sized tire for your car is as simple as checking the tires already installed. You'll also find the recommended tire size as well as the speed and load ratings for your vehicle o ...

Our example has a rating of 88T; T means the tire is safe at up to 118 mph. On the bottom end of the chart, an R-rated tire is certified for up to 106 mph. On the top end, a tire with a Z rating ...

The 10th digit of every VIN represents the year the vehicle was made. Here is a simple VIN year chart to help you decode the year your vehicle was manufactured in. The letters I (i), O (o), Q (q), U ...

While 4 psi might not sound like much, if you’re running 8 psi in a fat bike tire, losing half of your air pressure is a pretty big deal. Check out Bontrager’s conversion chart next… Starting with the ...

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You'll find the recommended tire size as well as the speed and load ratings for your vehicle on a placard in the doorjamb, the glove compartment, or on the fuel-filler door. Here's what those ...