Tyre -

Radial construction, the standard for modern tires. Rim Diameter (16): The size of the wheel rim in inches. Load Index (91): Indicates the maximum load capacity in kg.

"Tyre" is used in British English and Commonwealth countries, while "tire" is standard in American English.

Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can safely operate. Common Markings: Radial construction, the standard for modern tires

Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake, a higher standard for winter tires.

Tread Wear Indicator, indicating the minimum tread depth. Important Notes: "Tyre" is used in British English and Commonwealth

A tyre is a ring-shaped component that surrounds a wheel's rim to transfer a vehicle's load from the axle to the ground and provide traction. Width (205): The width of the tyre in millimetres.

Mud and Snow, indicating suitability for winter conditions. Tread Wear Indicator, indicating the minimum tread depth

Indicates the manufacture date (10th week of 2017).