Asymmetric Mounting

…indicates the direction in which the tire should turn. ASYMMETRIC TIRES ONLY All tires should show sidewall branding indicating side facing outward. Tire lettering highlighted in yellow for illustrative purposes only. DIRECTIONAL AND ASYMMETRIC TIRES Look for "Side Facing Outwards" branding and…

…were mounted on a front-wheel drive car, the tires on the front axle would be mounted the same as the rear axle for the rear-drive car and the tires installed on the non-driven rear axle with their identifiers facing the left side of the car. Use the following guidelines for mounting your tires…

…indicates the direction in which the tire should turn. ASYMMETRIC TIRES ONLY All tires should show sidewall branding indicating side facing outward. Tire lettering highlight in yellow for illustrative purposes only. DIRECTIONAL AND ASYMMETRIC TIRES Look for "Side Facing Outwards" branding and…

…States. Mounting Orientation of Tire Identification Numbers (TIN) It is recommended that tires featuring symmetric tread designs have their full DOT Tire Identification Number mounted outboard allowing them to be easily visible when the tires are installed on the vehicle. Tires featuring asymmetric…