How do I know the tire size?

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How do I know the tire size?

Your tire size is on the sidewall of your tire, or on the inside of the door, or on your owner's manual.

How often do I rotate tires?

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How often do I rotate tires?

Every other oil change or so, thus usually every 6-10,000 miles. However, local use environment and other factors should also be considered,for example, the tyres in the Middle East will be replaced more frequently.

I want to become an authorized dealer of Blackhawk tires. What shall I do?

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I want to become an authorized dealer of Blackhawk tires. What shall I do?

For information about becoming an authorized dealer of rovelo tires, please click contact us.

How to read your tire size?

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Choosing Your Tires

How to read your tire size?

The easy way to find out the correct tire size is to check the side of your tire, on the sidewall.

What's the difference between summer, winter & all-Season tires

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What's the difference between summer, winter & all-Season tires

The type of tire you need can also depend on what season it is during the year. Summer tires have less grooves, big, solid ribs and a shallow tread depth which allows them to perform best in warmer weather on both dry and wet roads.

What tires do I need for an SUV or 4X4?

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What tires do I need for an SUV or 4X4?

SUV tires are designed to take the additional weight of the vehicle and maintain excellent grip, traction and handling on the road, just as you’d expect in any car.

Inflation pressure

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Inflation pressure

The correct inflation pressure of your tires is specified by the vehicle manufacturer and is typically shown on the vehicle door ledge or in the owner’s manual.

Two easy methods to check tire tread

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Two easy methods to check tire tread

Examine your tire to locate the treadwear indicator bars molded into the tread grooves. These "bars" are located at the bottom of tread grooves in various locations all over your tire, and can help you visibly determine whether your tire tread is low.

Tire loading

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Tire loading

Overloading creates excessive stress leading to heat generation and can eventually lead to a tire failure.

How to find the hole in a tire

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How to find the hole in a tire

Examine the Tire for the Source of the Leak. First, check to see if you find a screw, nail or other kinds of debris sticking out of the tire.

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