You’ll also find the recommended tire size, as well as the speed and load ratings for your vehicle, on a placard in the driver’s doorjamb, in the glove compartment, or on the fuel-filler door.

While the colored lines found on new tires are optional, follow along to see what they mean, and why they are there.

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There's simply no denying the importance of a good set of tires on your car. They make your vehicle safe to drive, allowing ...