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    Runflat tyres are made with reinforced sidewalls which carry the weight of the vehicle in the event of pressure loss. This 'Self Supporting' Tyre Technology is typically found on BMWs and Minis and enables you to continue your journey with a flat tyre for up to 50 miles at up to 50 miles an hour.

    Some vehicles require tyres that are rated to carry a higher load and therefore have a higher inflation pressure. This information can be found on the tyre sidewall marking and is marked as Extra Load (XL) or Reinforced (RF).

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    Hankook is ranked amongst the top tyre Product Range manufacturers in the world with production facilities in Asia and Europe currently producing 70 million tyres annually.

    Established in South Korea in 1941, Hankook has become a truly global company supplying tyres as original equipment to vehicle manufacturers worldwide and to replacement markets in more than 180 countries.

    Hankook tyres were first introduced into the UK in the early 1980’s and since then the Company has progressively built a level of brand awareness and reputation for quality equalling that of many longer established brands.

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    Select your vehicle make from the drop down list e.g. Audi, Ford
    Select your car model from the drop down list e.g. A3, FOCUS
    Select your engine size from the drop down list e.g. 1.9D, 1.6
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    Select the section width of your tyre. This is the nominal width of the tyre's cross-section in millimetres and can be found on the tyre wall e.g. 205 
    Select the aspect ration of your tyre. This is the ratio of the side wall height to the cross section width and can be found on the tyre wall after the section width e.g. 55
    Select the rim diameter of your tyre. This is the diamater (in inches) of the wheel that the tyre is designed to fit and can be found on the tyre side wall after the aspect ratio e.g. 15

    Select the speed rating for your tyre. This is a letter which indicates the speed at which the tyre can carry the load corresponding to the load index. This can be found on the tyre side wall e.g. V

    Select the load index for your tyre. This number shows the maximum weight the tyre can carry at the speed indicated by its speed rating symbol. The load index can be found on the tyre side wall next to the speed rating e.g. 88