4 min read Technical Data

A model code, size, load index and speed symbol each answer a different question. For a reliable comparison, read the technical table together with the official source and the requirements of the vehicle or machine.

What does the official source link establish?

The source link helps you locate the tyre model in the manufacturer catalogue and compare the displayed technical information with the original table.

A matching model code does not establish vehicle suitability on its own. Size, load capacity, speed symbol and operating conditions must be assessed together.

Read technical data in three steps

Match the Model

Confirm that the model code and product group match the official catalogue record.

Check the Units

Read size, inflation, load and dimensional values together with their headings and units.

Assess the Application

Compare the technical values with manufacturer requirements and real operating conditions.

Why check the original technical-table image?

On official TIREBOT product pages, technical tables are presented as WebP images rather than HTML tables. Automated reading from an image can introduce errors in sizes, indices, decimal values or units.

When checking values transcribed into an HTML table, follow the row, column and unit context back to the source. Header order is particularly important in dual load and inflation fields.

Global catalogue and local availability are different records

A listing in the global catalogue does not mean that a model is currently sold, stocked or available within a particular delivery time in Türkiye or another market. Confirm current availability through the relevant local channel.

A short reader checklist

  1. Match the model code to the official source link.
  2. Read table headings, values and units together.
  3. Do not infer local availability from the global catalogue.
  4. Use the vehicle or machine manufacturer requirements for the final assessment.
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