Size and rim
Confirm the tire designation and approved rim width against the vehicle and tire documentation. Installation clearance depends on the complete assembly, not diameter alone.
Engineering
Review dimensions, service ratings and applicable requirements at the product-family level.

Confirm the tire designation and approved rim width against the vehicle and tire documentation. Installation clearance depends on the complete assembly, not diameter alone.
Compare the load index and speed rating with vehicle requirements. Pressure and axle configuration must be considered when determining the operating load.
Radial and bias constructions have different characteristics. Tread design, road surface and climate also affect the suitability of a tire for a stated duty.
Request current documents for a named product and market. Availability and scope are confirmed as part of the inquiry.
Capture the vehicle designation, rim size, tire dimensions, load and speed. Identify the axle position and installation constraints before comparing candidates.
DOT and FMVSS requirements depend on the market and tire category. A management-system certificate is separate from a product regulation and is not proof of product approval.
Agree on the test method, sample, pressure, load and acceptance criteria. Trace the result to the product variant being assessed and retain the relevant document revision.
Provide the tire designation, destination market and evidence required.