A clearer starting point
Bring your vehicle, tire size and operating conditions together before choosing a tire. A complete request helps make the next conversation more useful.
Record the model, year and axle position.
Read the sidewall and check the approved rim width.
Describe load, road surface and climate.
Explore the range
Consider size, load index and speed rating alongside the roads and weather your vehicles encounter. The right specification begins with the vehicle manufacturer requirements.
Explore the catalog →Bring axle position, mileage pattern and service priorities to the discussion.
Describe terrain, machine type, load and surface conditions when requesting options.
Selection essentials
Model, year and axle establish the application.
Record the full tire size and rim width.
Check the required load index and operating load.
Review the speed rating for the intended use.
Explain road, weather and off-road exposure.
Share replacement timing and quantity needs.
Requirements differ by product and destination. Request the relevant documentation for the exact tire and market before making an approval decision.
Check the sidewall markings and applicable regulatory category for the intended market.
Ask for current product-specific evidence; management-system certification is not itself product approval.
Match size and load to vehicle requirements.
Consider axle duty and replacement planning.
Describe terrain and machine load.
Define the event and operating conditions.
Discuss soil, load and field-to-road use.
Include surfaces, shifts and handling loads.
Tell us the vehicle, dimensions and duty. Include quantities, destination and any evidence required for your review.