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Choose your tire size
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How to choose a tire
The four things that decide which tire fits and which one is worth the money.
Your size
Five figures on the sidewall: width, aspect ratio, rim diameter, load index and speed rating. The first three must match; the last two must meet or beat the car's figures.
Read the full guideSummer, winter or all-season
Rubber compound, not tread depth, is what changes below 45 degrees. All-season is the honest compromise where winters are mild and mileage is low.
Read the full guideLoad and speed rating
Printed after the size, and it matters. A lower rating than the manufacturer specifies can affect your insurance, so never trade it down for a cheaper tire.
Budget, mid-range or premium
The gap shows up in wet braking and tread life rather than dry grip. On a car you keep for years, a premium tire is often cheaper per mile.
Installed at home or at a shop
Mobile installation comes to your driveway or your workplace. A shop suits alignment work, awkward wheels or anything needing a lift.
Read the full guideWhen to replace
Below 2/32in is illegal, but grip falls away well before that. Age matters too: rubber hardens whether the tire is used or not.
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