Of course! All of our tyres come with a manufacturer’s warranty. The purpose of our warranty is to help you save money in case of a manufacturer’s defect.

To know about your vehicle’s tyre size you can check the owner’s manual or you can look at the specifications of your existing tyres. The tyre size is typically mentioned as “205/55R16.” This indicates the width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter of your tyre.

The numbers and letters on the sidewall provide detailed information to the owners regarding their tyres. For example, if it is written “205/55R16 91V” then it would mean: * 205 - Tyre’s width in millimeters. * 55 - Aspect ratio * R - Radical construction * 16 - Rim diameter in inches * 91V - Load index and speed rating

As soon as you reach tread deep inches, it is time for you to change your tyres. In most regions, the legal minimum is 1.6 mm or less.

A tubeless tyre will have no inner tube in it and it will only rely on an airtight seal that is between the tyre and the rim. Tube-type tyres, on the other hand, have an inner tube that holds all the air.

With incorrect pressure, you will have an uneven tyre and that can compromise your handling and increase your braking distance. To avoid this, you need to keep an eye on your tyre’s pressure. With the help of a pressure gauge, you can easily check the pressure in all of your tyres.

The load index of a tyre shows its ability to carry the weight. For example, if your tyre’s load index is 91 then, it means your vehicle can support up to 65 kg.