Tyre is not just a Tyres, Its your Companion.
A tyre (or tire in American English) is a rubber, doughnut-shaped component that fits around the rim of a wheel, providing a cushioning layer between the vehicle and the road. It plays a crucial role in the vehicle's performance, safety, and handling by offering traction, absorbing shocks, and distributing the weight of the vehicle evenly across the surface.
Key Features of a Tyre:
Tread: The outer surface of the tyre that makes contact with the road. Its pattern (e.g., grooves and channels) is designed to enhance grip and channel water away to
prevent hydroplaning.
Sidewall: The vertical portion of the tyre, marked with important information such as size, load rating, and speed rating. It provides structural strength and flexibility.
Bead: The part of the tyre that sits on the wheel rim, ensuring an airtight seal to keep the tyre inflated.
Casing: The internal structure made from layers of fabric and steel belts, providing strength and stability to the tyre.
Inner Liner: A layer that retains air, preventing leaks and maintaining proper inflation.
Tyres come in various types designed for specific uses, such as all-season, winter, performance, or off-road tyres. They are also classified by their size (e.g., 205/55 R16), where the numbers and letters indicate the width, aspect ratio, and diameter of the tyre.