How to understand the information on a tire! Learn all about tire specifications and much more!

[@salmontyler11]

The tire at the end of the video is 215mm wide, 150.5mm thick (from the 70% aspect ratio), radially constructed, and fits on a 15in rim. Lastly, the 98T signifies that it is designed to carry up to 1653lbs at 118mph. This is fun! Thanks for the video, can't wait to impress my friends with my knowledge.

[@wayofthewrench]

Awesome, thanks for playing! If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

[@matteobovmundt5394]

Everyone can learn all that is needed to know about tires. Very in depth explanation, thanks for making this video.

[@wayofthewrench]

Thanks Matteo! I try to make all my videos so my viewers have all the info they need. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

[@hehe4life957]

Thank You for the info. Congrats on reaching 300 subs mark :)

[@wayofthewrench]

Thanks dude! It took a while to get here but the channel is picking up momentum. I just broke 60,000 minutes watched last week and I'm already another 10,000 minutes this week! Plus I've got a great video ready for next week. Cheers man!

[@gregsherwood55]

Nice! Love that you mentioned that run-flats get replaced, not repaired when you get to a shop. They are ‘used up’ driving them flat and are only rated to survive for (generally) 50mi at or below 50mph before the fail completely. The reinforcement Inside that enables the run on flat technology and carries the load rubs together cutting a V groove into the inner sidewalls that is not visible from The outside which makes them unsafe to repair. Many shops have a no repair policy on run-flat since it is consumed and they cannot guaranteed It will survive a second 50mi at 50mph trip. Keep up the good work :)

[@wayofthewrench]

The run flat tire was not harmed during the filming of this video.....but it was destroyed by someone with a Bulging Massive Wallet.

[@RebuildRex]

Cool video! Great information. Thanks for sharing.

[@wayofthewrench]

Thanks for watching!

[@unclemax3962]

If you mentioned this, then I missed it, but I noticed that on LT tires, they have a "Load Range C" or "Load Range D." What does that mean on these kind of tires? Thanks, great info!

[@wayofthewrench]

The load range refers to the amount of weight they can carry and the higher pressures these tires can run. They often are also tell the amount of plies inside the tire ( more plies, higher pressures, higher loads). The maximum load and pressure will be on the sidewall for these tires. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

[@angsmith2926]

my VW Jetta the aspect ratio is 45z..,what is the z?

[@wayofthewrench]

The z is the speed rating for the tire. If you look up z speed rating, it'll tell you how fast the tires are rated for. Thanks for the watch!

[@DushniyD]

Nice!

[@wayofthewrench]

Thank you! Cheers!