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제네시스 2008년, 2009년

 

- 225/55R17
- 235/50R18​

 

제네시스 2012 (2011년)

 

- 225/55R17
- 235/50R18
- 235/45R19

 

제네시스 2013년

 

- 225/55R17 : 한국타이어, 금호타이어
- 235/50R18 : 한국타이어, 던롭타이어
- 235/45R19 : 콘티넨탈타이어

 

제네시스 2014년

 

- 225/55R17 : 한국타이어, 휠 사이즈 7.0J×17 
- 245/45R18 : 한국타이어, 휠 사이즈 8.0J×18
- 245/45R18 : 미쉐린타이어, 휠 사이즈 8.0J×18
- 245/40R19 : 한국타이어, 휠 사이즈 8.5J×19
- 275/35R19 : 한국타이어, 휠 사이즈 9.0J×19

 

 

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Reading the Sidewall of a Tire

Tire Size Designation                                     

Section Width – “225”

·         Measurement is taken from sidewall to sidewall

·         Measured in millimeters

Aspect Ratio – “50”

·         Height of the sidewall                                               

·         Percentage of the section width

Tire Construction – “R”

·         “R” indicates a radial tire construction

·         Most tires today are radial, but you may see a “B” or “D” on the tire, indicating the tire is a bias ply tire. 

Wheel Diameter – “16”

·         Diameter of the wheel

·         Measured in inches

Service Description

Load Rating/Index – “92”

·         Maximum amount of weight a tire can safely carry

·         Ranges from 0 to 279

Speed Rating – “V”

·         Match the speed capacity of the tire with the top speed capacity of the vehicles to which it is applied

·         Ranges from A to Y (not entirely in alphabetical order)

UTQG Rating

·         Uniform Tire Quality Grades

·         Three Components

o    Tread wear Rating:  measurement of the tire’s durability

o    Traction Rating:  measurement of the tire’s ability to stop on a straight, wet surface

o    Temperature Rating:  measurement of a tire’s resistance to heat generation under normal operating conditions at the recommended inflation pressures.

DOT   -  Department of Transportation Safety Code

This assures that your tire complies with all Department of Transportation (DOT) and Transport Canada safety standards. After the DOT insignia is your tire’s identification number, which begins with the tire’s manufacturer and plant code where the tire was manufactured (two numbers or letters). The ninth and tenth characters tell the week the tire was manufactured. The final number(s) signifies the year the tire was manufactured.