All Position Tire

All position tires are designed to meet the demands for high mileage, even tire wear and exceptional ride quality. One of the most precise and technically advanced products built for commercial vehicles, they often showcase a manufacturer's technology and performance capabilities.

 

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What is the weight of all position tires?

 

For all position tire, for example, Aulice's AR1017. Weight of it ranges from 62kg to 78kg for different sizes, including 10.00R20,11.00R20 and 12.00R20.

 

What does 11.00R20 mean?

 

For instance, an 11.00R20 is a standard aspect radial tire. 11 means the nominal tread width measured in inches. R is the capital of Radial, and 20 would be the wheel diameter measured, which is measured in inches.

 

How do you measure tire tread with a penny?

 

There are many popular ways to measure your tire tread depth. One of the easy ways is the penny test. Simply insert a penny into the tire's tread groove with Lincoln's head upside down and facing you. If you can see all of Lincoln's head, the tread depth is less than 2/32 inch and it's the right time to replace your tires and contact Aulice team.

 

There are many truck tyre suppliers, but we are one of the best choices for you.

 

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