Popular Tyres for your vehicle All Tyres for your vehicle Price Includes: Fitting, Balancing, Tubeless Valve, Waste Tyre Management Fee and GST. Position A - Z Position Z - A Name A - Z Name Z - A 28 Item(s) match your search Prices include fitting, balancing, tubeless valve, waste tyre management fee & GST. Find wheels for your car, view our Wheel Selector We love hearing from our customers and invite you to share your experiences with us. At JAX, we're here to help so let us know what you thought. At JAX, we're here to help so reach out to us on our official Facebook Page. JAX Tyres (Official) Facebook Page At JAX Tyres we guarantee the quality of all the tyres we supply and install for the life of the tyre. Should you discover a manufacturer's fault after purchase we will replace your tyre free of charge. JAX No Hassle GuaranteeTyresTyre CareTyre MarkingsUnderstanding Tyre Markings Tyres have a code system moulded into their sidewall which allows you to understand their technical capabilities.

This code provides information on the tyre's construction (e.g. radial), its size, its load-carrying capacity and its speed rating. For example, the code on a common fitment for Australian cars is: indicates the nominal section width of the tyre in millimeters (205mm). indicates its aspect ratio, a comparison of the tyre's section height with its section width (65 indicates the height is 65% of its width). indicates radial ply construction. indicates the nominal diameter of the wheel rim (15 inches) is a symbol indicating the maximum load capacity and speed at which the tyre can be safely operated, subject to the tyre being in sound condition, correctly fitted, and with recommended inflation pressures (95 represents a maximum load of 690kg per tyre; H represents a maximum speed of 210km/h). Passenger car tyre load ratings Download Tyre Markings Guide Passenger tyre speed ratings* Speed SymbolMaximum speed (km/h) * Consult tyre manufacturer for further details of Z speed category

* For a full list of symbols, refer to a specialist tyre retailer. Buy now and pay $0.36 a dayonly 8 in stock Buy now and pay $0.19 a day Buy now and pay $0.22 a dayonly 12 in stock Buy now and pay $0.23 a dayonly 7 in stock Buy now and pay $0.29 a day Buy now and pay $0.30 a day Buy now and pay $0.31 a dayonly 29 in stock Buy now and pay $0.32 a dayonly 7 in stockHow to read tyre size and other specifications Tyre have a code system moulded into their sidewall which allows you to understand their technical capabilities. This code provides information on tyre size, construction (e.g. radial),  its load-carrying capacity and its speed rating. 205 indicates the nominal section width of the tyre in millimetres (205mm). 65 indicates its aspect ratio, a comparison of the tyre's section height with its section width (65 indicates the height is 65% of its width). R indicates radial ply construction. 15 indicates the nominal diameter of the wheel rim (15 inches).

95H is a symbol indicating the maximum load capacity and speed at which the tyre can be safely operated, subject to the tyre being in sound condition, correctly fitted, and with recommended inflation pressures (95 represents a maximum load of 690kg per tyre; Moen Kitchen Faucet Low Hot Water Pressure Next - Tyre Load/Speed Rating ›Repair Cracked Ceramic Grill Get a quote buy onlineWindow Blinds Chicago Suburbs Vehicle MakeVehicle ModelVehicle YearVehicle SeriesOn inspection of your tyre you will find the manufacturer’s name and the name of the tyre (i.e. Bridgestone Ecopia), there will be a set of numbers and letters that refer to the size of the tyre. Here’s what those numbers mean: If you are not sure about how to read your tyres simply give your local depot a call using the numbers on the right.

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Car tire numbers are explained using the letters and numbers printed on the side of the tire. These numbers tell you the tires purpose, the complete dimensions, the total load/weight capacity, speed rating and more. These specifications are referred to as the tire code. The specs on the sidewall of your tires will always include the tire size, radial construction, the type of vehicle the tire was made for, speed rating, and PSI inflation rating.  The PSI inflation rating specifies the maximum PSI that the tire can safely hold. Tire specs also include something called load rating. This is important for hauling or towing a trailer. Read below for a complete tire guide.Width – Aspect Ratio – Radial – Diameter – Maximum Load – Maximum SpeedCar tire numbers explained – Tires will have something similar like this printed on the side of it: P215/65R17 95HThe first letter means type of tire for certain vehicles. P = Passenger vehicles tire T = Truck vehicles tireThe 3 digit number (215) is the Width.

This number refers to the tire width in millimeters. It is measured in millimeters from sidewall to sidewall.The 2 digit number (65) is the Aspect Ratio. It is the ratio of the height of the tire’s cross-section to its width. The number 65 means the height is equal to 65% of the width of the tire.The letter (R) stands for Radial. This means the layers run radially across the tire.The number (17) is Wheel Diameter. It is the size of the wheel measured from one end to the other. It tells you the size of the wheel that the tire is intended to fit on.The next number (95) is the Load Index. Load Index shows the maximum load that the tire can support when inflated properly. You can also find the maximum load on the tire sidewall in both LBS pounds and KG kilograms.Identify what may be causing your tires to wear out by using this chartThe last letter (H) identifies the Speed Rating. The speed rating tells you the maximum speed capability of a tire. A tire with an H speed rating has a maximum speed capability of 130 mph.