Q: What do the numbers on my tire mean?

A: The main numbers that are important to know on your tire are its size, load index and speed rating. The first three digits indicate the tire width in millimeters, while the next two digits signify the height-to-width aspect ratio (so if this digit is 45 then the height is equal to 45% of its width). Following that number is…

Q: How do I determine what type of tires my car needs?

A: Your best bet is always going to be consulting with your owner's manual as well as contacting one of our expert technicians here at [insert company name]. They’ll ensure that you get tires specifically engineered for your model while also being aware whether other options might work better depending on your driving style & specific road conditions.

Q: Why do prices of tires vary so much?

A: Tire pricing highly varies due to a number of factors- starting from designing tech to build materials selection leading development costs through regulations established by local/national governing bodies until quality assurance preparations ensuring consistent production over extended periods etc.. The price becomes directly proportional to an increase in such variables alongside reflecting market demands/marketing tactics as well.

Q: How often should I replace my tires?

A: Replacement intervals depend upon extensive usage factors varying between multiple elements; such include average mileage driven annually, driving surface area (where regional weather plays a major role), previous accident rates/speed profiles etc… Therefore there isn’t one exact “right” answer, but regular inspections or quick assessment practices at home can provide visual clues about excess wear/age-related damages thus estimating further…