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Tire Speed Rating Chart

To determine the tire's speed rating, a technician places a properly inflated tire in a drum that rotates the tire for 10-minute intervals at increasing speeds.

Tire Speed Ratings, Explained

You can find your tire speed rating in a number of places, typically in the owner's manual, driver's side doorjamb, glove box door, and gas tank hatch. Recent ...

Tire Speed Rating: What You Need to Know

For example in this tire code: “P205/60R16 82S,” S is the speed rating. To view the tire size code for your current tires, just look at the sidewall. Does the ...

Discover Your Tire Speed Rating - Wheel Works

You can find the tire speed rating recommended by the manufacturer in your manual, and also in various places inside the car that list the recommended tire ...

How Do I Check A Tire's Speed Rating?

It's a very common question -- what is the speed rating on my tires? And of course, what does that mean? The practice of branding a speed rating on tires ...

Find Your Tire Speed Rating | Sullivan Tire & Auto Service

You can also possibly find the speed rating of your vehicle on the sidewall of your tire at the end of the tire size. As an example: if your tire size is "225/ ...

Tire Speed Rating & Chart | Pirelli

To find the speed rating your vehicle's manufacturer recommends for your tires, look in your owner's manual. The actual speed rating of the tires currently ...

Hibdon Tires Plus Tire Speed Rating Chart

You can find your tires' speed rating at the end of each tire's service description or inscribed on the sidewall. If you can't locate it there, check the ...

Tyre Speed Rating | Car Tyre Safety | Maxxis Banden

Where to find the speed rating on a tyre. The speed rating can be found on the tyre sidewall as a single letter after the load index. The speed rating will ...

Tire Speed Rating Codes: What They Mean

The speed rating is typically the last letter listed on the sidewall (coming after the load index, which is a number). For example, if you see “ ...

Tire Speed Rating Chart & Tire Tread Life | BFGoodrich Tires

Contrary to the name, speed ratings aren't just about speed. They're also about ride comfort, wear and cornering ability. Typically, the higher the speed rating ...

Tire Speed Rating: How to Find It, What the Letters Mean - Tire Agent

A tire's speed rating refers to the fastest speed the tire is designed to go for a prolonged period of time under normal driving conditions.

Tire Speed Ratings: Chart + Everything You Need to Know

Tires are rated for different speeds based on their performance. The speed rating is a letter that is stamped on the sidewall of a tire.

Understanding tire load rating and tire speed rating | MICHELIN

You may also find them on the sticker on your driver's door or your vehicle owner's manual. These numbers and letters vary between tires. They indicate the tire ...

Tire Speed Rating - Goodyear Tires

Get the information you need from our Tire Speed Rating Chart to purchase tires with a speed rating that is best suited for your vehicle.

What is Speed Rating on Tires - Tire Education

Get to know your tire speed rating · Speed ratings are given letters, and each letter represents a speed between 75-186 mph. · When buying new tires, choose a set ...

What Is Tire Speed Rating? - Watermark Nissan of Marion

Where Can I Find my Tire Speed Rating? ... To locate the tire speed rating for your make and model, refer to your owner's manual or look at the size code on the ...

What are Speed Ratings for Tires? | Pat Peck Honda Gulfport MS

There are several places to find the speed ratings for your tires, including your owner's manual, driver's-side door jamb, glove box door, or gas tank hatch.

Yokohama Canada's Complete Guide to Tire Speed Ratings

To determine a tire's speed rating, technicians subject it to a series of rigorous tests that simulate the extreme conditions it might encounter on the road.

What Is Tire Speed Rating? | Big O Tires

As a general rule, tires with higher speed ratings also handle better at slower speeds. The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) set the ratings scale, shown ...