There are Original equipment (OE) markings located on your tyre’s sidewall. View the manufacturer key for Southern Africa below.
Only tyres specifically developed for a specific vehicle make and/or model will have OE markings once the tyres meet the performance requirements of the vehicle manufacturer. Tyre specifications are unique to each manufacturer as they follow the brand’s philosophy and DNA of the vehicle. OE tyres are fitted to new vehicles on the assembly line.
Original Equipment (OE) tyres are part of the vehicles design and gives optimal driving performance. OE tyres are part of the vehicle’s engineering process and has a direct impact on the car’s comfort and handling.
Note that replacing one or two tyres instead of replacing all four tyres at the same time, will make the vehicle feel and perform different.
Tread patterns are designed to provided different comfort levels in terms of road noise, braking performance, cornering ability, wet & dry grip and terrain requirements. It’s important to choose the tread pattern that will best suit your driving style and needs and to select the correct tyre size, speed rating and load index for your vehicle.
Don’t forget to rotate, balance and align every 8 000km – 10 000km and maintain the correct tyre pressure in order for your tyres to last longer. Check out our article on the importance of Rotation, Wheel Balancing & Alignment.
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