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Tire Basics
Tire Agent’s searchable blog archive category featuring posts about tire basics: tire codes, tire jargon and tire anatomy.
Spare Tire Talk: Answers to FAQs About Spare Tires
Here’s everything you need to know about spare tires in our comprehensive guide. Learn the differences between donut spares and full-size options, how to maintain them, and why a spare is essential for your safety on the road.
What Are Run-Flat Tires (And Are RFTs Worth It)?
What are run-flat tires? They are designed to keep you moving even after a puncture, using technology that allows you to drive up to 50 miles at reduced speeds. Learn how run-flat tires work, their suitability for various conditions, and whether they’re the right choice for your vehicle.
What Are the Different Types of Tires?
From all-season and performance tires to specialized options like mud and snow tires, this list covers the definitions of 16 types of tires. This is a great resources for new tire buyers.
Radial vs. Non-radial Tires: What’s the Difference?
Discover the science behind radial tires and why they are the preferred choice for most vehicles today. With their unique cord configuration that reduces friction and heat, radial tires provide a smoother ride, enhanced stability, and improved fuel efficiency.
What Are Tire Sipes? Pros and Cons of Siping Tires
Our team explains the pros and cons of tire siping, a method that enhances traction by adding tiny slits to your tires’ tread. While siping can improve grip and provide a smoother ride in challenging weather, aftermarket modifications may void warranties and compromise safety.
Tire Sidewall Cracks & Punctures: Are They Repairable?
Get a basic lesson in tire anatomy, especially the sidewalls and shoulders. We explain how to identify cracks and wear that signal it’s time to repair or replace your tires, preventing potential blowouts and ensuring optimal performance.
What is Tire Aspect Ratio? Let’s Do Some Math!
Tire aspect ratio is a key measurement, expressed as a percentage, which indicates the height of the tire’s sidewall relative to its width, influencing ride quality, handling, and efficiency. This post explains the numbers.
5 Facts You Didn’t Know About Pirelli Tires
I’m sure many of us have been here: You find the one that has everything you’re looking for — good looks, intelligence, sense of humor, compassion, caring … a checklist that goes on and on. The unicorn. So out of your league. It happens with tires, too. You think of high-quality brands like Pirelli and …
What Does LT Mean on a Tire? And, Does It Matter?
What does “LT” mean on a tire and why does it matter for your vehicle? LT tires, designed for light trucks, offer enhanced durability and payload capacity, making them ideal for heavier loads and off-road conditions.
What Are Trues and Vogues?
What are Trues and Vogues? Truespoke wheels offer unmatched craftsmanship and unique designs, while Vogue tires provide superior performance and style, making them a favorite among classic car enthusiasts and celebrities alike.
Tire Tread Patterns Aren’t Just for Show: Here’s Why They Really Matter
Tire tread patterns are as unique as fingerprints. Tread patters pay important roles in wet conditions and fuel efficiency. This post explains the anatomy of tread blocks, grooves, and sipes.
All-Season Vs All-Weather Tires: What’s The Difference, Really?
We list the key differences between all-season and all-weather tires to make an informed choice for your driving needs. While all-season tires excel in mild conditions, all-weather tires provide enhanced grip and safety in extreme weather, making them ideal for regions with heavy snow and rain.
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