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How To Read A Tire Sidewall

The side of your tire — known as the sidewall — contains all of the information you need to know about your tire. Regardless of the manufacturer, all tires are required to show this information.

Other helpful resources:

Wheel Spacer / Wheel Adapter Locator
Use this simple tool to quickly find the correct wheel adapter or wheel spacer.

How to Measure Wheel Back Spacing
This measurement is important to be sure you have proper wheel clearance.




How To Read A Tire Sidewall

DOT Tire Serial Numbering System

DOT Tire Serial Numbering System

DOT means the tire meets or exceeds Department of Transportation's safety standards.

"MA" is the code number assigned by DOT to the manufacturing plant.

"L9" is the tire size; in this case a P195/75R14.

"ABCD" is a group of up to four symbols, optional with the manufacturer, to identify the brand or other significant characteristics of the tire.

"036" means the tire was made during the 3rd week of 1996. The first two numbers designates the week, the last number the year.