Understanding tire label codes
Tires carry a series of important symbols and numbers on their sidewall that indicate their basic specifications, including size, maximum load speed, and manufacturing date. Understanding these markings helps you choose the right tire for your vehicle and driving conditions.
Comprehensive Tire Guide for Saudi Arabia
Fuel Consumption Rate in Car Tires
The quality of your car tires directly affects fuel consumption on Saudi Arabian roads. The tire rolling resistance can account for up to 20% of your vehicle's total fuel consumption, especially on highways between cities in the Kingdom.
Wet Surface Grip in Rainy Areas
Choosing tires with good grip is essential, especially in areas like Jazan, Asir, and Taif during rainy seasons. The classification ranges from A (best) to F (lowest quality).
Features of Class A Tires in Rainy Weather:
- 30% shorter stopping distance compared to Class F
- Better performance on wet roads in mountainous areas
- Higher safety during rainy season
Car Tire Noise Levels
Tire noise levels in the Saudi market vary according to classification:
- One black wave: Ideal for city driving
- Two black waves: Suitable for highways
- Three black waves: High noise level
Understanding Tire Code Markings
Tires carry a series of important symbols and numbers on their sidewall that indicate their basic specifications, including size, maximum load speed, and manufacturing date. Understanding these markings helps you choose the right tire for your vehicle and driving conditions.
