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   What is a tyre profile?

   • In simple terms, it is the percentage of the cross-sectional height of a tyre compared to its width. A conventional distinction is made between high profile and low profile tyres. For many automotive lovers, it is important to determine specific tyre dimensions. This is why questions such as "45 tyre profile - how many cm is it?"

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   What is a low profile tyre?

   • In other words, "low-profile" models are those whose sidewall height is small in relation to its cross-section width. As original equipment (OE), they are most often used on mid-range and top-of-the-range cars, especially on models that are described by their manufacturers as sporty or high-performance. What do tyre profiles affect?

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   How do you calculate tyre height & profile ratio?

   • After the slash is the height/profile ratio as a percentage of the width of the tyre. In this case it would be 45. This number is calculated by dividing the tyre’s section height by the tyre’s section width, so if the tyre has an aspect ratio of 45, the tyre’s height is 45% of its width.

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   Which tyre profile is best?

   • A high profile is good protection against potholes, ruts and kerbs, at the expense of a striking appearance and high-speed performance. The different tyre profiles have their strengths and weaknesses. Many drivers wonder which tyre profile will be the best. It is difficult to give a definite answer.

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   How do you know if a tyre is a good size?

   • Most manufacturers follow an industry-standard method of indicating tyre size with a series of letters and numbers, so you’ll be glad to hear that no matter which manufacturer made your tyre, its size can be found embossed or printed on the tyre sidewall. These numbers indicate the size, type, and performance of the tyre.

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   Should you buy a high profile tyre?

   • Those who drive dynamically, sportily and mainly on motorways or high-speed roads, can safely opt for a low profile. On the other hand, if you drive a lot in town or on routes with very poor road conditions, you should look for a higher profile tyre.

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2. www.oponeo.co.uk › blog › tyre-profileWhat is tyre profile and which one should I choose?

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   Mar 27, 2023 · Tyre profile - what is it? Many drivers, usually faced with a purchasing dilemma, wonder what the profile of a tyre is. In simple terms, it is the percentage of the cross-sectional height of a tyre compared to its width. A conventional distinction is made between high profile and low profile tyres.

3. www.national.co.uk › blog › understanding-tyre-sizesUnderstanding Tyre Sizes, Markings and Profiles | National

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   Apr 26, 2021 · The most important marking on your tyre is your tyre size and you will need to make sure that you order the correct size when replacing your tyres. Below is an example: 205 55 16 96W. What does each of the markings mean?

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5. www.halfords.com › tyres › how-to-guidesTyre Markings Explained - How To Read Your Tyre | Halfords UK

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   The set of numbers straight after the tyre width refers to the thickness of the tyre wall (or aspect ratio), which is a percentage of the width. So, in this case, 55 would have a height equal to 55% of the tyre’s width. This number is often referred to as the tyre profile.

6. www.mynrma.com.au › roadside-assistance › car-tyresTyre profiles and wheel sizes explained | Car Tyres | The NRMA

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   When manufacturers increase the size of the wheel and tyre combination they need to stay close to the base tyre's overall diameter to minimise speedometer error and expensive changes to the vehicle's gearing. That means they need to fit a tyre that has a lower profile or smaller sidewall.

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8. www.vredestein.co.uk › content-hub › blogsTyre Profile all you need to know - Vredestein

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   TYRE PROFILE, ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW. The profile and the tread depth are decisive for the road holding of the car. All Season tyres are especially suitable for moderate climates with changeable weather. A regular inspection of the profile is good for the life of the tyres and for safety. WHICH PROFILE DOES A NEW TYRE HAVE?

9. www.michelin.co.uk › auto › adviceTyre markings explained: How to read a tyre? | MICHELIN

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   In this article, you will learn to read a tyre size and its maximum load and speed and find out how the brand, range and tyre type, are shown on your tyre. You will also learn about other tyre markings such as the snowy mountain symbol, M+S letters and the significance of the OE marking.

10. www.autotrader.co.uk › content › adviceTyre sizes explained | AutoTrader

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    Nov 3, 2021 · Tyre sizes explained. Are you one of the many Brits that doesn’t have a clue how to check your tyre size? Or maybe you just can’t quite remember what all the different numbers and letters mean? Checking your tyre size can be confusing, so we’ve created a simple step-by-step guide just for you.