Even if you’re on the ball with making sure your car’s tyres are in good condition and correctly inflated, you might not spend a great deal of time reading what’s on the tyre sidewall. There’s some ...

You’ve probably noticed the tyre sidewall markings on your car, but like most of us you’ve no doubt not given them much thought. However, there’s lots of useful information locked away in those ...

The speed rating for a tyre is represented by an alphabet at the end of a combination of letters and numbers on the sidewall of the tyre When the treads on a car’s tyres are worn, it’s time for a new ...

Confused by the markings on your car tyres? You're not alone. We explain what they all mean. The sidewall of a tyre is stamped with codes and markings that will tell you all you need to know about it ...

I'd like to know how critical it is to follow the speed rating on a tire when replacing it. What is the impact if a car's original specs are for an H rated tire and ...

Forget BYD's Denza, this 1400km range Chinese hybrid could be the next big thing: XPeng next to enter range extender hybrid game as previously electric car-only automaker closes in on launching 2026 ...

EDMONTON – This is the time of year when many drivers will switch back to their summer tires, or be in the market for new tires. But do you know which letter, or tire speed rating, your tires should ...

Tire speed ratings basically tell you how fast you can go before your tires turn into shrapnel. Your everyday grocery-getters can get away with, say, inexpensive S-rated tires that will hold together ...

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. (March 30, 2015) — Since many vehicles have increased their performance potential, tire manufacturers have had to drastically increase a tire's speed rating — the designation ...

My daughter needed a new tyre on her Hyundai i30 because of a puncture. All the tyres are speed rated as H (upto 130 mph).The tyre fitter at Costco when checking on his computer said that it told him ...

What's the legal situation, in the UK only, if replacement tyres have lower speed ratings than original? My car has a quoted top speed of 140mph and the OE tyres are W-rated, good for 168 mph - can I ...