Wheego LiFe 2011, Owner'S Manual

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Term Definition Reading
Cold inflation pressure Inflation pressure of tire
before the car is driven
and the tire warms up
51psi
Maximum inflation pressure The maximum pressure
which should be put in the
tire
51psi
Recommended inflation
pressure
The tire pressure
recommended by the tire
manufacturer for optimal
performance and safety
51psi
Label Value Meaning
Tire Manufacturer Triangle Tire
Tire Model Talon Sport
US DOT Compliance Code DOT 2VXD wwyy DOT compliant
2V= Manufacturer is Triangle Tires
XD = Manuf. code for this tire
Made in
“
ww
”
week of
“
yy
”
year
Tire construction materials Tread 4 plies:
1 polyester, 2 steel
1 nylon
Sidewall: 1 ply
polyester
Describes the content of the
“
plies
”
(or layers)
of the tire
Tire Size Designation 195/50R15 195mm wide /Aspect ratio 50, Radial tire, for
15
”
rim.
Aspect ratio is the ratio of the height of the
tire's cross-section to its width. 50 means that
the height of the cross-section is equal to 50%
of the tire's width
Service Description 82V 82 indicates max load per tire is 1047 lbs
V indicates Laboratory max speed 149mph
Construction Type Tubeless steel
belted radial
In Radial tires, the plies run 90
°
to the direction
the tire is rolling
Performance M+S Mud + Snow
Treadware 400 Rating of wear rate in lab tests; 100 is baseline;
above 100 is better
Traction A
Rating of tire
’
s ability to stop on wet
pavement in lab tests; A is best.
Temperature A
Rating of tire
’
s resistance to heat in lab tests;
A is best.
N. Amer. Load & Pressure
Marking:
Max Load Rating
475Kg (1047 lbs) Load supported by 1 tire at cold inflated
pressure under lab conditions
Cold Inflated pressure 51psi Inflated pressure before car is driven and tires
are warmed up (by driving or by sun)
Standard Rim 6J Fits standard 6
”
wide rim
83 82
The following chart shows the recommended tire inflation pressure
Use a tire pressure gauge to determine the pressure of your tires.
When tires are rotated the insides of the tires should stay inside and the outsides on the
outside. Left tires should stay on the left side, right side tires on the right. Keep spare as spare.
The following information is imprinted on your tire