Hidden Secrets in Tire Patterns

Symmetrical pattern
Tire patterns mainly include symmetrical patterns, asymmetrical patterns and single-guide patterns.
Symmetrical pattern, with the center as the boundary, the left and right patterns are the same or roughly the same, or the left and right patterns are the same or roughly the same after rotating 180 degrees with the center as the boundary.
Asymmetric pattern
The patterns bounded by the center are asymmetrical and different, and the pattern blocks are larger than the symmetrical patterns. When installing asymmetric tread tires, distinguish between the inner and outer sides. If they are installed in the opposite direction, the tire's drainage control and other performance will be greatly reduced.
Single guide tire
Single-directional tires refer to treads that are all directional in the same direction. They look like arrows, which are their rolling directions.
In short, when choosing a tire pattern, you must choose one that is suitable for your car model. If it is a general family car, it is right to choose tires with symmetrical patterns. This type of tire has a relatively balanced overall performance in terms of silence, comfort, and wet conditions. If it is a sports car and you like the handling, then choosing asymmetrical tread tires is a good choice. If it is a performance car and you are not short of money, then it is more suitable to choose more professional single-directional tread tires.