Tire brand logos include the following:

1. Bridgestone/Japan, BRIDGESTONE.

2. Michelin/France, MECHELIN.

3. Goodyear/USA, GOODYEAR.

4. Continental/Germany \continental.

5. Pirelli/Italy, PIRELLI.

6. Sumitomo Rubber/Japan, SUMITOMO.

7. Yokohama Rubber/Japan, YOKOHAMA.

8. Hankook Tire/South Korea, HANKOOK.

9. Cooper Tire Rubber/USA \COOPER.

10. Kumho/Korea \KUMHO.

11. Toyo Tire & Rubber/Japan\TOYO.

12. Zhengxin Rubber Industry/Maxxis, Taiwan, China.

13. Giti Tire/Singapore GITI.

14. Triangle Group/China Triangle.

Notes

The types of tires are: International standard tire code, expressed in millimeters as a percentage of section width and aspect ratio. Add at the end: tire type code, rim diameter (inches), load index (permissible load-bearing mass code), and allowable vehicle speed code.

For example: 175/70R 14 77H in 175 means the tire width is 175MM, 70 means the tire section aspect ratio is 70, that is, the section height is 70 of the width, the rim diameter is 14 inches, and the load index is 77. The driving speed is H class.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tire Specifications