X FIT AT2 | All Terrain Performance Tires

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X FIT AT²

No compromises.
On-road or off-road, the X FIT AT2 delivers dependable performance that keeps you safe and ready for adventure.
Engineered for confident control across all terrains, it features a bold and aggressive design that stands out wherever you go.

X FIT AT²
X FIT AT

Mileage
115
Wet Braking
102
Wet
Handling
104
Dry Braking
107
Dry Handling
102
Noise
102
Ride
100

Features

1
Distinctive and aggressive appearance
2
Exceptional durability across rough and demanding terrains
3
All-weather capability ensures reliability in any seasons
4
Improved tread wear for extended mileage

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Available Sizes

Material Code	Size	LI&SS	Load Range	Ply Rating	Sidewall Color	Overall Diameter (in)	Overall Width (in)	Revs Per Mile	Tread Depth (/32in)	Weight (lbs)	Max. Load Single / Dual (lbs)	Max. Pressure (psi)	UTQG	3ply	Recommended Rim Width	Rim Width Range
1037236	235/75R15	109T	XL	4	BSW	28.9	9.3	698	12.6	32.9	2271	50	680 A B	-	6.5	6.0-8.0
2022553	30X9.50R15LT	104S	C	6	BSW	29.5	9.4	684	15.1	37.6	1985	50	-	-	7.5	6.0-8.0
2022527	31X10.50R15LT	109S	C	6	BSW	30.6	10.6	659	15.1	40.7	2270	50	-	-	8.5	7.0-9.0
2022554	33X12.50R15LT	108S	C	6	BSW	32.5	12.5	621	15.7	62.9	2205	35	-	-	10	8.0-10.5
2022555	35X12.50R15LT	113R	C	6	BSW	34.5	12.5	585	15.7	57.8	2535	35	-	-	10	8.0-10.5

Material Code	Size	LI&SS	Load Range	Ply Rating	Sidewall Color	Overall Diameter (in)	Overall Width (in)	Revs Per Mile	Tread Depth (/32in)	Weight (lbs)	Max. Load Single / Dual (lbs)	Max. Pressure (psi)	UTQG	3ply	Recommended Rim Width	Rim Width Range
1037521	235/70R16	106T	-	4	BSW	29	9.4	695	12.6	32.2	2094	51	680 A B	-	7	6.0-8.0
1037526	245/75R16	115T	XL	4	BSW	30.5	9.8	661	12.7	37.2	2679	50	680 A B	-	7	6.5-8.0
1037232	265/70R16	116T	XL	4	BSW	30.6	10.7	659	13.0	37.4	2756	50	680 A B	-	8	7.0-9.0
1037235	265/75R16	116T	-	4	BSW	31.7	10.5	636	13.0	38.4	2756	51	680 A B	-	7.5	7.0-9.0
2022541	LT215/85R16	115/112R	E	10	BSW	30.4	8.8	663	15.1	39.2	2680/2470	80	-	-	6	5.0-7.0
2022526	LT225/75R16	115/112R	E	10	BSW	29.3	9	688	15.1	37.7	2680/2470	80	-	-	6	6.0-7.5
2022556	LT235/85R16	120/116R	E	10	BSW	31.7	-	636	15.1	45.0	3042/2778	80	-	-	6.5	6.0-7.5
2022524	LT245/75R16	120/116R	E	10	BSW	30.5	10.1	661	15.1	41.5	3042/2778	80	-	-	7	6.5-8.0
2022523	LT265/75R16	123/120S	E	10	BSW	31.6	10.8	638	15.1	46.9	3415/3085	80	-	-	7.5	7.0-9.0
2022537	LT285/75R16	126/123R	E	10	BSW	33	11.4	611	15.7	56.7	3750/3415	80	-	Y	8	7.5-9.5

Material Code	Size	LI&SS	Load Range	Ply Rating	Sidewall Color	Overall Diameter (in)	Overall Width (in)	Revs Per Mile	Tread Depth (/32in)	Weight (lbs)	Max. Load Single / Dual (lbs)	Max. Pressure (psi)	UTQG	3ply	Recommended Rim Width	Rim Width Range
1037519	225/65R17	102H	-	4	BSW	28.5	9	708	12.1	28.9	1874	51	680 A B	-	6.5	6.0-8.0
1037520	235/65R17	108H	XL	4	BSW	29.1	9.4	693	12.2	31.2	2205	50	680 A B	-	7	6.5-8.5
1037522	235/75R17	109T	-	4	BSW	30.9	9.3	653	12.6	34.6	2271	51	680 A B	-	6.5	6.0-8.0
1037524	245/65R17	111T	XL	4	BSW	29.5	9.8	684	12.3	35.6	2403	50	680 A B	-	7	7.0-8.5
1037525	245/70R17	110T	-	4	BSW	30.6	9.8	659	12.7	36.1	2337	51	680 A B	-	7	6.5-8.0
1037527	255/65R17	110T	-	4	BSW	30.1	10.2	670	12.5	36.6	2337	51	680 A B	-	7.5	7.0-9.0
1037528	255/70R17	116T	XL	4	BSW	31.1	10.2	648	12.8	37.1	2756	50	680 A B	-	7.5	6.5-8.5
1037514	255/75R17	115T	-	4	BSW	32	10	630	12.8	38.7	2679	51	680 A B	-	7	6.5-8.5
1037229	265/65R17	116T	XL	4	BSW	30.6	10.7	659	12.6	39.5	2756	50	680 A B	-	8	7.5-9.5
1036875	265/70R17	115T	-	4	BSW	31.6	10.9	638	12.7	24.7	2679	51	680 A B	-	8	7.0-9.0
2022518	35X12.50R17LT	125S	E	10	BSW	34.6	12.5	583	15.7	64.6	3640	65	-	Y	10	8.0-10.5
2022543	37X12.50R17LT	128S	E	10	BSW	36.6	12.9	551	15.7	66.8	3970	65	-	Y	10	8.0-10.5
2022536	LT235/80R17	120/117R	E	10	BSW	31.8	9.4	634	15.1	42.9	3085/2835	80	-	-	6.5	6.0-8.0
2022557	LT245/70R17	119/116S	E	10	BSW	30.6	9.8	659	15.1	45.4	3000/2755	80	-	-	7	6.5-8.0
2022521	LT245/75R17	121/118S	E	10	BSW	31.5	10	640	15.1	45.5	3195/2970	80	-	-	7	6.5-8.0
2022233	LT265/70R17	123/120S	E	10	BSW	31.6	11	638	15.7	46.9	3415/3085	80	-	-	8	7.0-9.0
2022525	LT285/70R17	126/123S	E	10	BSW	32.8	11.7	615	15.7	61.3	3750/3415	80	-	Y	8.5	7.5-9.5
2022560	LT315/70R17	126/123S	E	10	BSW	34.4	12.7	586	15.7	60.3	3750/3415	65	-	Y	9.5	8.0-10.5

Material Code	Size	LI&SS	Load Range	Ply Rating	Sidewall Color	Overall Diameter (in)	Overall Width (in)	Revs Per Mile	Tread Depth (/32in)	Weight (lbs)	Max. Load Single / Dual (lbs)	Max. Pressure (psi)	UTQG	3ply	Recommended Rim Width	Rim Width Range
1037523	245/60R18	105H	-	4	BSW	29.6	9.8	681	12.3	34.7	2039	51	680 A B	-	7	7.0-8.5
1037529	255/70R18	113T	-	4	BSW	32.1	10.2	628	12.8	38.7	2535	51	680 A B	-	7.5	6.5-8.5
1037516	265/60R18	110T	-	4	BSW	30.5	10.7	661	12.6	37.8	2337	51	680 A B	-	8	7.5-9.5
1037234	265/65R18	116T	XL	4	BSW	31.5	10.7	640	12.6	38.9	2756	50	680 A B	-	8	7.5-9.5
1037517	265/70R18	116T	-	4	BSW	32.6	10.7	619	13.0	40.8	2756	51	680 A B	-	8	7.0-9.0
1037231	275/65R18	116T	-	4	BSW	32.1	11	628	12.7	40.7	2756	51	680 A B	-	8	7.5-9.5
2022561	33X12.50R18LT	122S	F	12	BSW	32.5	12.5	621	15.7	68.0	3305	80	-	Y	10	8.5-11.0
2022519	35X12.50R18LT	128R	F	12	BSW	34.6	12.7	583	15.7	70.8	3970	80	-	Y	10	8.5-11.0
2022542	37X12.50R18LT	128R	E	10	BSW	36.5	13.1	553	15.7	72.8	3970	65	-	Y	10	8.0-10.5
2022538	LT265/70R18	124/121S	E	10	BSW	32.6	11	619	15.1	49.7	3525/3195	80	-	-	8	7.0-9.0
2022548	LT275/65R18	123/120S	E	10	BSW	32.1	11	628	15.1	57.8	3415/3085	80	-	Y	8	8.0-9.5
2022549	LT275/70R18	125/122S	E	10	BSW	33.3	11.1	606	15.1	58.2	3640/3305	80	-	Y	8	7.0-9.0
2022545	LT285/65R18	125/122S	E	10	BSW	32.6	11.7	619	15.7	61.7	3640/3305	80	-	Y	8.5	8.5-10.0
2022540	LT295/70R18	129/126S	E	10	BSW	34.3	11.8	588	15.7	66.4	4080/3750	80	-	Y	8.5	7.5-10.0

Material Code	Size	LI&SS	Load Range	Ply Rating	Sidewall Color	Overall Diameter (in)	Overall Width (in)	Revs Per Mile	Tread Depth (/32in)	Weight (lbs)	Max. Load Single / Dual (lbs)	Max. Pressure (psi)	UTQG	3ply	Recommended Rim Width	Rim Width Range
1037515	265/50R20	111T	XL	4	BSW	30.5	10.9	661	11.6	39.7	2403	50	680 A B	-	8.5	7.5-9.5
1037233	275/55R20	117T	XL	4	BSW	31.9	11.2	632	12.2	41.4	2833	50	680 A B	-	8.5	7.5-9.5
1037230	275/60R20	115T	-	4	BSW	33	11	611	12.7	44.1	2679	51	680 A B	-	8	7.5-9.5
2022516	33X12.50R20LT	119R	F	12	BSW	32.6	12.6	619	15.7	66.0	3000	80	-	Y	10	8.5-11.0
2022515	35X12.50R20LT	125R	F	12	BSW	34.5	12.7	585	15.7	71.7	3640	80	-	Y	10	8.5-11.0
2022517	37X12.50R20LT	126R	E	10	BSW	36.6	12.5	551	15.7	75.8	3750	65	-	Y	10	8.5-11.0
2022558	LT265/60R20	121/118R	E	10	BSW	32.5	10.7	621	15.1	54.1	3195/2910	80	-	-	8	8.0-9.5
2022514	LT275/65R20	126/123S	E	10	BSW	34.2	11	590	15.1	63.0	3750/3415	80	-	Y	8	8.0-9.5
2022559	LT285/55R20	122/119R	E	10	BSW	32.4	11.7	622	15.7	61.6	3305/3000	80	-	Y	9	8.5-10.0
2022539	LT285/60R20	125/122S	E	10	BSW	33.5	11.4	602	15.7	63.0	3860/3525	80	-	Y	8.5	8.5-10.0
2022562	LT305/55R20	125/122S	F	12	BSW	33.2	12.4	607	15.7	68.6	3640/3305	80	-	Y	9.5	9.0-11.0

Material Code	Size	LI&SS	Load Range	Ply Rating	Sidewall Color	Overall Diameter (in)	Overall Width (in)	Revs Per Mile	Tread Depth (/32in)	Weight (lbs)	Max. Load Single / Dual (lbs)	Max. Pressure (psi)	UTQG	3ply	Recommended Rim Width	Rim Width Range
1037518	285/45R22	114H	XL	4	BSW	32.1	11.2	628	11.8	41.0	2601	50	680 A B	-	9.5	9.0-10.5

Wherever the road takes you

All-terrain tire for Pickups and SUVs

Aggressive and Bold Appearance

The Laufenn X FIT AT2 combines rugged, all-terrain performance with a bold, aggressive design.
Built to give you the confidence to conquer any road, it’s the perfect companion for every adventure.

Distinctive Design

Bold side blocks with a rugged, irregular design form a unified,
solid structure (4in1) that enhances the powerful off-road look while providing grip where it counts.
Lettered for Impact

3D sidewall lettering enhances visual harmony while reinforcing Laufenn’s unique brand identity.
Cohesive Look

Integrated shoulder blocks connect the tread and sidewall,
delivering a cohesive look and added traction for improved handling.

Durability

The X FIT AT2 delivers exceptional durability with consistent performance across rough and demanding terrains.

Enhanced Robustness

With its 3 ply construction, the X FIT AT2 delivers reinforced strength and durability, offering enhanced confidence in harsh conditions.

* Available in select sizes
Off Road Protection

Offset shoulder blocks enhance protection against sharp rocks and off-road hazards, while their staggered layout improves both durability and traction.
Rim Protectors

A rim protector designed into the tire’s bead section helps to prevent external impact damage that can occur when driving in rugged terrains and also helps protect vehicle wheels.

Long-Lasting Adventure

The X FIT AT2 delivers reliable on- and off-road performance with long-lasting tread life.

Increased Tread Wear

Laufenn's compound has improved wear performance by
applying high-abrasion carbon black. X FIT AT2 compromise that long lasting adventure.

X FIT AT² 115%

X FIT AT 100%
Maintain Grip with Deep Sipes

A 2-step deep sipe design helps to maintain both on and off-road performance throughout the life of the tire.
Prevent Irregular Wear

Optimized tread blocks maintain balanced stiffness, reducing irregular wear and extending tread life. The X FIT AT2 ensures consistent contact even on uneven terrain.

X FIT AT²

Conventional

The left side of the road is on-road, the right side is off-road, and the car is positioned on the road.

ON-ROAD OFF-ROAD

All Weather Performance

From dry roads to snowy trails, the X FIT AT2 delivers year-round performance with 3PMSF certified winter capability.

Ensuring Winter Season

3D sipes enhance winter performance and driving stability by reducing block movement, while 3PMSF certification ensures reliable traction in severe winter conditions.
Control on Soaked Terrain

Directional and lateral grooves help prevent hydroplaning and efficiently evacuate water and mud, while the high-hysteresis compound ensures confident performance on wet roads.
Enhanced Traction

Stepped shoulder edges improve traction and grip on both on- and off-road surfaces while also enhancing dry performance.

A car illustration above three segments representing from left to right: Snow, Wet, and Dry conditions

SNOW WET DRY

Dual Ride Experience

The X FIT AT2 delivers a quiet and comfortable ride on any surface,
while also providing precise steering control for a dynamic driving experience.

Dynamic Driving

Multi-directional grooves and sipes provide traction in all directions and enable dynamic driving.
Reduced Impact Noise

Chamfered block edges further minimize impact noise on all terrains.
Noise-optimized Tread Design

The X FIT AT2 features an optimized tread pitch sequence developed through advanced noise simulation, reducing road noise for a quieter, more comfortable ride.

The X FIT AT2 tire in a car illustration

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Tire guide

Tire structure
Tire sidewall
Sizes & specs
Load & speed

Tire structure

Tread, shoulder, sidewall, bead, carcass, belt, inner liner, and other components are structurally connected to complete the scientific structure of a tire.

Tread (the part that has direct contact with the road surface)

The tread consists of a thick layer of rubber which comes into direct contact with the road surface. It is highly resistant to fracture and shock in order to protect the carcass and belt located in the tire’s interior. Also, rubber with strong anti-inner abrasion features is used to increase the tire’s driving lifespan.

Shoulder (the shoulder of the tire)

Located between the tread and sidewall, the shoulder is the thickest part in a tire. Because of this, the shoulder is designed to quickly and easily dissipate heat that accumulates inside the tire while driving.

Sidewall (the side of the tire)

Located between the tire’s shoulder and bead, the sidewall protects the carcass on the inside and provides a comfortable riding experience due to its flexibility during driving. Also, the type of tire, size, structure, tread pattern, manufacturer, brand name and other detailed information are marked on the sidewall.

Bead (the part that is in contact with the rim)

The bead wraps around the end of the cord and fixes the tire to the rim. It is made up of various parts including the bead wire, core, rubber and flipper. In general, the rim is slightly tightened so in the case of sudden reduction of air pressure while driving, the tire will not become unfastened from the rim.

Carcass (the framework of the tire)

The carcass is the framework of the tire, the most important part. The carcass refers to all layers made up of tire cord. It absorbs the tire’s internal air pressure, weight and shock.

Breaker or belt (the layer in between the tread and carcass)

The breaker is a cord layer placed in between the tread and carcass to protect the carcass. It absorbs external shock and prevents splintering or injury to the tread from coming into direct contact with the carcass. At the same time, the breaker prevents the separation of the rubber layer and carcass. The belt is a strong reinforcement layer located in the circumference in between the tread and carcass in radial tires. The belt’s functions are similar to those of the breaker but it also reinforces the strength of the tread by firmly tightening the carcass.

Inner liner

The inner liner substitutes for the tube in the tire’s interior and consists of rubber layers with low air permeability. The rubber layer generally consists of butyl, synthetic rubber or polyisoprene type. The main function of the inner liner is to hold high-pressure air inside.

Tire sidewall

A tire’s sidewall protects the carcass on the inside and provides a comfortable riding experience due to its flexibility during cornering. Also, the type of tire, size, structure, tread pattern, manufacturer, brand name, and other detailed information are marked on the sidewall.

DOT (Department of transportation)

tire size

tire size notation is dependent on vehicle type but primarily consists of symbols and numbers denoting tire width, aspect ratio, diameter, load index and speed symbol that indicate tire performance.

Safety warning

This indicates important information related to tire use.

Place of origin

This indicates the region where the tire was manufactured.

Size & specs

The selection criteria for tires change depending on the type of vehicle you own and your style of driving. For a pleasurable driving experience, it is important to take these factors into consideration when selecting an appropriate Laufenn tire product.

tire section width

Distance (mm) in a straight line between the sidewalls fitting to rim with standard air pressure and without loads.

tire section height

Half of the distance which is the difference between the tire’s outer diameter and rim diameter.

Aspect ratio

The ratio of section height to section width.
*Aspect ratio = (Height) / (Width) X 100

Rim diameter

The distance between the rim bases in contact with the rim flange (almost identical to the tire’s interior diameter).

tire overall diameter

Outer diameter of tire fitting to rim with standard air pressure and without loads.

Load & speed

The symbol that shows a tire's performance level consists of two parts: tire performance is marked by load index (LI) and speed symbol (SS). LI refers to the maximum load that one tire can support, and SS refers to the maximum speed that a tire can handle.

Load index

Load index is a numerical code stipulating the maximum load each tire can carry. For example, if the load index is 100, it means that a tire can carry a load up to 800kg.

Speed symbol

Speed symbol indicates the maximum speed at which the weight (with the exception of weight when speed is equal to or exceeds 210 km/h) designated by the manufacturing company can be supported by the tire.

Care guide

Tire pressure
Maintenance
Rotation
Balance
Wheel alignment
Replacement

tire pressure

The tire inflation pressure is directly related to safety. Therefore, tire pressure must be checked regularly, and proper maintenance can prolong the lifespan of the tires. Learn about the importance of tire inflation pressure and how to check the pressure of your tires.

Importance of tire pressure

- Optimum air pressure should be maintained to ensure safety, driving performance, tire life and fuel cost.
- tires have been known to lose up to one psi in a month (psi: pound per square inch) Therefore, it is important to check all tires, even the spare, at least once a month or before a long trip.

Recommended interval

tire pressure should be checked every month.

Checking for optimum tire pressure

Laufenn tire recommends you to check your tire pressure once in a month.
The optimum air pressure level for your tire can be found on the inner side of the car door, inside the fuel cap or in the car manual (the location of the sticker can vary according to country).
DO NOT compare your inflation pressure to its maximum pressure marked on the tire’s sidewall.

How to check tire pressure

1. Purchase a certified air pressure gauge or take your vehicle to a nearby service centre (or gas station) for a check-up.
2. tires must be checked in a “cold” state (at least three hours after driving).
3. Insert the gauge into the valve.
4. Compare the measured air pressure level with the level listed on the car door.

- If the measured figure is higher, release air until the figure matches what is listed on the car door.
- If the measured figure is lower, insert more air until the figure matches what is listed on the car door.

Maintenance

tire wear directly affects the driver’s safety and the performance of the vehicle. It is essential for the driver to be well-informed about how to check for tire wear regularly.

Importance of checking for tire wear

The deeper the groove, which is on the surface of the tire, the more grip a tire will have. You can prevent danger of unexpected accidents by checking for tire wear on a regular basis.

Recommended interval between check-ups

Laufenn tire recommends that you check for tire wear once each month. Also, make sure to do a check once more after long distance travel.

Checking for tire wear with tire tread wear indicator

You can check for the depth of the groove by using a tire tread depth gauge or by observing the tread wear indicator on the side of the tire. To ensure optimum safety and performance, tires should be replaced when the tire groove wears below 2mm to 3mm.

Rotation

Periodic rotation prevents uneven wear, prolonging the life of your tires. Learn about the importance of tire rotation and how to rotate them.

The importance of tire rotation

Periodic tire rotation helps extend the life of your tires and improves performance level. For safe driving and saving money, please refer to the rotation method below.

When to rotate your tires

In general, it is best to rotate tires every six months or 10,000km. Changing tire position to an alternative position ensures even wear and long life of the tire.

Balance

tire balance must be checked if there is unexpected vibration or noise from a tire. Learn about the importance of tire balance, which is necessary for a comfortable driving experience, and when to inspect a balance.

The importance of tire balance

tire balancing is a process of compensating for the weight of the tire and wheel after assembly. If not properly balanced, it increases vibration and causes stress to your vehicle.

When to inspect for tire balance

If you feel a vibration from a tire, visit a mechanic. A mechanic will attach a balancing weight to the exterior or interior of the wheel to counteract centrifugal forces acting on the heavy areas when the wheel is turning.

How to balance tire and wheel

To balance the tire and wheel assembly, a balance weight can be used when a certain spot is lighter or heavier than it should be.

Wheel alignment

To prevent vibration, skidding, noise and wear, wheel alignment inspection is necessary. Learn about useful information regarding wheel alignment and how to perform an inspection.

The importance of wheel alignment

The purpose of wheel alignment is to adjust front-wheel handling while driving. If wheel alignment is off, tire life is shortened while car and mileage performance also decrease.

When to check wheel alignment

Laufenn tire recommends inspecting wheel alignment every year or every 20,000km. The inspection is required:

- after a car accident.
- after tire replacement.
- when there is uneven wear on a shoulder.
- when the steering wheel is unstable and/or vibrating
- when riding is uncomfortable or fuel efficiency gets worse

Replacement

In order to ensure a safe and comfortable ride, it’s strongly recommended that all drivers know when and how to replace tires.

The importance of tire replacement

Timely replacement of the tire is critical for driver safety and also influences vehicle lifespan and performance.

When to replace a tire

- In case of severe tire erosion.
- In case repair is impossible due to tire puncture.

How to replace a tire

In the case of a damaged tire and wheel, professional consultation is recommended. tire replacement should only be done by a trained and highly experienced technician.

Tips for tire replacement

- It is the best to replace two tires on one axle at the same time.
- The replacement of only one tire of the two tires on the same axle usually causes to unbalance the vehicle.

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Property

Benefit

Warranty

spec

Available Sizes

Wherever the road takes you

Aggressive and Bold Appearance

Durability

Long-Lasting Adventure

All Weather Performance

Dual Ride Experience

Warranty

Gallery

Video

Tire guide / Care guide

Tire guide

Tire structure

Tread, shoulder, sidewall, bead, carcass, belt, inner liner, and other components are structurally connected to complete the scientific structure of a tire.

Tread (the part that has direct contact with the road surface)

Shoulder (the shoulder of the tire)

Sidewall (the side of the tire)

Bead (the part that is in contact with the rim)

Carcass (the framework of the tire)

Breaker or belt (the layer in between the tread and carcass)

Inner liner

Tire sidewall

A tire’s sidewall protects the carcass on the inside and provides a comfortable riding experience due to its flexibility during cornering. Also, the type of tire, size, structure, tread pattern, manufacturer, brand name, and other detailed information are marked on the sidewall.

DOT (Department of transportation)

tire size

Safety warning

Place of origin

Size & specs

The selection criteria for tires change depending on the type of vehicle you own and your style of driving. For a pleasurable driving experience, it is important to take these factors into consideration when selecting an appropriate Laufenn tire product.

tire section width

tire section height

Aspect ratio

Rim diameter

tire overall diameter

Load & speed

The symbol that shows a tire's performance level consists of two parts: tire performance is marked by load index (LI) and speed symbol (SS). LI refers to the maximum load that one tire can support, and SS refers to the maximum speed that a tire can handle.

Load index

Speed symbol

Care guide

tire pressure

The tire inflation pressure is directly related to safety. Therefore, tire pressure must be checked regularly, and proper maintenance can prolong the lifespan of the tires. Learn about the importance of tire inflation pressure and how to check the pressure of your tires.

Importance of tire pressure

Recommended interval

Checking for optimum tire pressure

How to check tire pressure

Maintenance

tire wear directly affects the driver’s safety and the performance of the vehicle. It is essential for the driver to be well-informed about how to check for tire wear regularly.

Importance of checking for tire wear

Recommended interval between check-ups

Checking for tire wear with tire tread wear indicator

Rotation

Periodic rotation prevents uneven wear, prolonging the life of your tires. Learn about the importance of tire rotation and how to rotate them.

The importance of tire rotation

When to rotate your tires

Balance

tire balance must be checked if there is unexpected vibration or noise from a tire. Learn about the importance of tire balance, which is necessary for a comfortable driving experience, and when to inspect a balance.

The importance of tire balance

When to inspect for tire balance

How to balance tire and wheel

Wheel alignment

To prevent vibration, skidding, noise and wear, wheel alignment inspection is necessary. Learn about useful information regarding wheel alignment and how to perform an inspection.

The importance of wheel alignment

When to check wheel alignment

Replacement

In order to ensure a safe and comfortable ride, it’s strongly recommended that all drivers know when and how to replace tires.

The importance of tire replacement

When to replace a tire

How to replace a tire

Tips for tire replacement

Tire Guide

Tire Structure

Tread, shoulder, sidewall, bead, carcass, belt, inner liner, and other components are structurally connected to complete the scientific structure of a tire.