1. What does “95T” mean?

The "95" refers to the load capacity index of your tire while the "T" indicates its maximum speed capability. In layman’s terms, it means that each tire can carry up to 690 kg (1521 lbs) when adequately inflated, with a top safe speed limit determined at 118 miles per hour or approximately 190km/h.

2. If my vehicle came with stock tires marked with an alternative code like P215/60R16 instead of having “95T”, what does it signify regarding capabilities?

Great question! Following international standards guidelines (ISO), letters correspond directly to boost capacity limitations while numbers indicate either metric or inch measurements referring respectively width, aspect ratio between section height versus tread width expressed as percentages and wheel diameter inches fabricated into construction details - herein R16 meaning radial carcass type embedded in a rim having 16-inch dimensions.

3. Will changing my tire size impact their rating?

Certainly! The criteria informing these codes generally depend on various inputs such as model design specifications including fitted suspensions characteristics choosing adequate corresponding sizes under standardized laboratory simulations performed by accredited organizations generating reproduction reports according guidelines set out within national road safety authorities regulations framed into law.

4. Do other brands provide similar performance?

When shopping for replacement tires either online or from local shops, you’ll find different models displaying various codes – but how can one tell if they'll perform according to their vehicles' needs?