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Load index is a numerical code that corresponds to the maximum weight a tire can safely carry when properly inflated.

Indicates the maximum speed at which a tire is certified to safely carry its load. It's represented by a letter (A-Z) on the tire sidewall, with higher letters generally corresponding to faster speeds.

Load range on tires refers to the maximum weight a tire can safely carry at a specified inflation pressure. Sometimes it is interchangeably used with ply rating.

The vertical distance between the top of the tire's tread and the bottom of the deepest grooves. It's a crucial indicator of a tire's condition and its ability to perform as designed.

Indicates its estimated longevity, or how long its tread is expected to last relative to a control tire. It's a number, ranging from 100 to 1000. A higher treadwear rating generally means the tire will wear down more slowly and provide longer service life.

The tire's ability to stop on wet surfaces, specifically in a straight-line, locked-wheel braking scenario.The UTQG system uses a letter grade system (AA, A, B, C) to indicate relative wet-surface traction, with AA being the highest and C the lowest.

Indicates a tire's resistance to heat buildup under controlled laboratory conditions.It's a letter grade, ranging from A to C, with A being the highest and C being the lowest.

The height of the tire's sidewall relative to its width, expressed as a percentage.

Max inflation is the maximum amount of air the tire can safely hold.

A mud and snow (M+S) tire rating indicates that the tire's tread pattern is designed to provide better traction in mud and snow than a typical all-season tire.

The distance measured across the face of the wheel, from bead seat to bead seat.