Passenger service
Record the approved size, load index and speed rating. If the fleet standardizes a pattern by season, say which attribute the buyer will assess on the sample.
Translate duty into a specification
When researching Linglong Tire passenger car tires, use the vehicle placard and approved service requirements to define what alternatives must meet. A passenger replacement program, an LT fleet and a dual-mounted truck axle each raise different buying questions.

Record the approved size, load index and speed rating. If the fleet standardizes a pattern by season, say which attribute the buyer will assess on the sample.
Request per-size MOQ, carton or pallet counts and a label specimen. Confirm how the receiving team can associate the physical lot with the approved specification.
Explain loaded duty and towing use. Confirm LT fitment, permitted rim dimensions and the load range against vehicle documentation before pricing a sample.
Name steer, drive or trailer position and singles or duals. Ask for application-specific load information and the exact proposed marking. Split requests by axle where specifications differ.
| Buyer question | What to compare | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Same size? | Full size code, construction, permitted rim width and service description. | Exact SKU sheet and sidewall marking for the sample. |
| Same load case? | Application load and speed, axle use and single or dual configuration. | Applicable load and inflation reference plus a written explanation of deviations. |
| Same delivery scope? | First release, packaging, freight basis and receiving constraints. | A dated quotation showing which charges and delivery events are included. |
| Same compliance scope? | The document’s covered product, market, revision and issuing party. | Evidence tied to the proposed tire and a record of which requirements are still under review. |
When reviewing tire and wheel fitment together, separate tire requirements from wheel dimensions such as offset or center bore. A familiar sidewall size alone cannot resolve clearance or mounting concerns. NHTSA’s tire guidance provides general context. Use exact vehicle and product evidence to approve a commercial order.
Tell us the product type, vehicle group and which axle the tires will serve. If the first shipment covers more than one size, list the count for each fitment so that MOQ is clear.
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