Tyres 14

14" tyres are widespread among owners of passenger cars, crossovers and commercial vehicles. If the manufacturer indicates this value, it means that it corresponds to the size of the wheel disks. Tyres with different diameter simply will not fit. But there may be several models for one car, the manufacturer indicates them in the instructions as permissible. Depending on your driving style, you can choose a lower or higher profile.

Range of Rosava R14 tyres

R14 tyres can be found on many car models, including such popular ones as Honda Civic, Suzuki Swift, Volkswagen Fox, Skoda Roomster, etc. The range of Rosava tyres is regularly expanding, so you can find tyres for any car, if 14" tyres are the ones intended for it. The company offers entire series for different seasons:

• Winter tyres: SNOWGARD, ViaMaggiore, БЦ-1 and WQ-101. Among them, you can choose tyres for driving on icy or snowy road. The range includes friction and studdable tyres.
• Summer tyres: ITEGRO and Solazo. They were developed with emphasis on ensuring good dry and wet grip. The series is distinguished by a unique composition of rubber with silica filler.
  
• All-season. Presented by the Vimero collection with high level of safety and comfort. The tyres consist of several types of rubber: the outer part of three different polymers, resistant to temperature extremes, and the inner one of natural rubber with high heat dissipation ability.
  

Buying Rosava R14 tyres

You can buy Rosava tyres R14 by wholesale and retail. Tyres are shipped to more than 60 countries around the world, so they can be easily purchased at points of sale or ordered with delivery to your place.

If necessary, the company provides certificates of tyre quality compliance with international standards and legislative standards. A 5-year warranty is provided for tyres, and for certain models, there is an extended PREMIORRI ASSISTANCE warranty with free repair and replacement option.

Sizes available for R14 tyres

There are both the most popular and not very common sizes of R14 tyres in Rosava company, so each driver can choose the right model for his car. To do this, one should only know the model of the car. According to it, our experts will be able to help you to choose the right tyres.

Among R14 tyre sizes, the most popular are:

• 165/70
• 175/65
• 175/70
• 185/60
• 185/65
• 185/70
• 185/80
• 205/70
• 185 R14C, 195 R14C, 205 R14C – for light trucks.

What to look for when choosing 14 inch tyres

If the manual for your car is not at hand, then you can simply consider the same size and model that was installed before, when choosing tyres for your car. All the necessary data is easy to find on the side of the tyre. Traditionally, marking is presented as 185/65 R14 86H.

You can easily decipher this designation:

• 185: tyre section width in millimetres.
• 65: aspect ratio (expressed in percentage).
• R: the radial type of cord, and not the radius, as many drivers mistakenly believe.
• 14: inner diameter at rim seat, measured in inches. It can be easily converted to centimetres: 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
• 86: load index.
• H: speed rating.

The marking contains the basic characteristics of tyres. Winter tyres have an additional designation in the form of a snowflake or letter “W” at one side, which means “winter”. All-season models are marked with M + S (Mud + Snow), AW (Any Weather) or AS (All-season).

Speed rating and load index

Another important selection factor is the carrying capacity of the tyres. It is indicated as load index for each tyre. To understand whether a particular tyre is suitable for your car, just multiply the carrying capacity of one tyre by 4 and compare with the weight of the car.

In some cases, tyres of the same size are available with a different load index. Trying to save money, don’t choose tyres with lower carrying capacity, as this will lead to fast and uneven wear of tyres. As a result, the tyres will have to be changed earlier, which will only increase costs.

The speed rating is very important as well – the lower it is, the higher the tyre's manoeuvrability on a snowy road and vice versa. On dry asphalt, a winter tyre with a higher speed rating behaves better, since it will have smaller braking distance.