Question #1: Where do I find my tire size?

The best and easiest place to look for your tire size is on the sidewall or inner lining of your driver's side door jamb. It will show a series of numbers that makes up a code, which indicates various details about your vehicle.

Question #2: What does the code mean?

The code has three main components:

Question #3: What other numbers should I pay attention to when looking at my tire's code?

Apart from the above factors expressed in Alphabets and Numbers respectively , there will also be additional information after these characters . This data enlists Speed rating(letters ranging from J-T,Y& Z indicating maximum speeds that tyre could handle) & Load index(Numerical range between 60 -126 ) provides valuable information while selecting appropriate tyres for your drive .

Question #4: Do all four of my tires need to be the same size?

For most cars or light trucks, it is better for the sake of handling and stability that tires should be identical in their size type, speed rating etc. Check with your vehicle manual or a professional tyre specialist before shelling out on tyres only seeing discounted offer!