1. Dimensions of ATV tires
The dimensions of ATV (ATV, ATV) tires are generally as follows:
1. 25*8.00-12
In this data, 25 is the tire outer diameter of 25 inches, 8.00 is the tire section width of 8 inches, “-” means a bias tire, 12 is a tire The diameter of the tire hub is 12 inches (unit conversion: 1 inch = 25.4mm).
2, 205/R16/60
In this data: 205 means the tire tread width (mm), R is the diameter of the steel rim (inches) ), 16 means the steel rim is 16 inches, “/” only means the interval, 60 means the ratio of the tread width to the size of the tread to the steel rim, 60 is the size of the tread to the steel rim (mm), the tire is written with TL stands for Tubeless Tire.
3, 19*7-8
In this data: 19 refers to the outer diameter of the tire, 7 refers to the section width, and 8 refers to the inner diameter of the tire hub.
4, 325X10.00-12TL
In this data: 25 means tire outer diameter (unit inch); 10.00 means tire section width (unit inch) ); 12 represents the inner diameter of the tire (in inches); TL represents the use of free inner tube, that is, tubeless tire (TUBELESS).
5, 145/70-6
In this data: 145 is the width of the tire (unit millimeters), 70 is the flat ratio, that is, the tire The thickness of the side is 70% of the tread width, and 6 is the diameter of the rim, which is the iron ring in the middle of the tire, in inches.
6, 175/70R 14 77H
In this data: 175 means the tire width is 175MM, 70 means the aspect ratio of the tire section is 70%, That is, the section height is 70% of the width, the rim diameter is 14 inches, the load index is 77, and the allowable speed is H.
Second, how to choose tires for ATVs
1. Off-road should choose tires with more patterns
The tires of the ATVs we choose in different places are also different. If we go off-road, the ATV tires we choose should have deep patterns. Because if we go off-road in the wild, we need tires with relatively strong grip. Only in this way, the tires will not slip when the power is stronger. Of course, there are certain skills in choosing tires with deeper patterns, and some tires are too thick. It will affect the mobility of the ATV, so we need to choose suitable ATV tires.
2. On flat roads, we should choose tires with lighter patterns
We should choose tires with lighter patterns when driving ATVs on flat roads. If you use a tire with a deeper pattern, it will lead to slipping in situ. If the ATV is running on a flat road, generally a shallow pattern can help the tire increase the resistance and make the car run more smoothly on a flat road. If the pattern is particularly deep, it is relatively Small stones may get stuck in the pattern, which will make the ATV unstable when driving.
When choosing ATV tires, it depends on where we go. Different places have different requirements for ATV tires. Therefore, when choosing ATV tires, we must have a certain understanding of the terrain. Generally, under normal circumstances, when using ATVs, we will choose two kinds of spare tires.
