How to Find out my Tyre Size?
Your tyre size, speed and load rating area mixture of numbers and letters similar to those below:
Tyre Size Example: 245 / 40 R20
- Tyre Width - 245 is the width in millimetres. For standard tyres, this number varies between 125 and 335 millimetres.
- Height - 40 is the height of the tyre as a percentage of the tyre width (240).
- R - means the tyre is a radial construction.
- Diameter - 20 is the diameter of the tyre.
The letter ‘E’ should also be stamped on your tyre which means the tyre complies with European Safety Standards.
The Additional Information
- Load Index '99' - is an index showing the maximum load the tyre at the speed designated by the speed symbol.
- Speed symbol 'W' - relates to the maximum speed at which the tyre can travel with a full load.
Still unsure then please contact your nearest First Stop Shop from the link below who will be happy to help and advise you on your correct tyre size:
