Who makes the best tires?
- BFGoodrich – best for SUVs
- Continental – best for trucks
- Cooper – best for minivans
- Bridgestone – best for run-flat tires
- Pirelli – Best for high-performance driving
- BFGoodrich – best for off-roading
- Bridgestone – best for winter weather
Which tires are best for your car?
- Best for customer satisfaction
- Top ratings for most models
- High tread-life warranty
- Read our full Michelin tires review
How to choose car tires?
- Know the age of the tires you are buying. Look at the sidewalls for the date stamp on the tire.
- Buy tires that are no more than five years old.
- Test the rubber integrity by pinching about three inches (8 cm) of the sidewall and looking carefully for small cracks,dry rot,or discoloration.
What is the average price of a car tire?
- On average inexpensive tires will be between $50 and $150 each. Moderately priced tires will be between $100 and $300 each. High performance and off-road tires will cost between $300 and $1000 each.
[PDF] What Every Member of the Trade Community Should Know About: Tires
The diagram is for a passenger car type tire but many of the features shown are standard and relative to most tires 3 Parts of the Tire Bead: A hoop of steel wires which anchors the tires plies and conforms to the wheel rim to hold the tire and rim together Belt: Layers of steel or durable fibers to give tires strength with flexibility
[PDF] Do You Actually Know What the Best Tires Are for Your Vehicle?
tires condition and the their performance later so the following points must be taken into account: 1- Tires should not be put under pressure because this may lead to a cut or deformation of the tire 2- Withdrawing priority should be given to the oldest tires in store so as to minimize the storage period as much as possible
[PDF] Tire Manufacturing Processes
STEEL BELTED RADIAL PASSENGER AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES Most steel belted radial passenger and light truck tires are composed of an inner liner two polyester reinforced body plies two steel beads two bead reinforcing strips two anti-chafing strips two steel belts with belt edge wedges or wrap around gum strips the sidewalls and the tread