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Ask factories to quote by tire, with separate quantities for samples and release orders. For a mixed order, use a line for each size and service position and identify the smallest release that makes sense for your program. The category above identifies the form of inquiry. Ask for current production and supply information for the exact proposal.
| Compare | What to include on the line | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Form and construction | Passenger radial, light-truck or commercial radial; casing and tread duty. | Match intended use and road conditions to the supplier’s stated application. |
| Size and rim | Complete size designation, approved rim width and vehicle or axle position. | Check rim width and dimensional clearances against the offered specification. |
| Load and speed | Service description and expected duty, with single or dual position when applicable. | Request the exact load basis, rated speed and pressure conditions that apply. |
| Packing and quantity | Tire count by SKU, packing requirement and US destination ZIP. | Confirm mixed-SKU minimums, shipment schedule, handling and freight scope. |
When material or tread compound matters to your purchase, describe the performance question it needs to answer and request the supplier’s construction statement and relevant exact-part evidence. For example, a fleet comparing two light-truck casings may need a sample review and the proposed load conditions before choosing between prices.
Use the quote comparison workflow to align packaging, delivery and warranty assumptions before reviewing cost. If your specific application falls outside the options shown, share the reference and fitment requirements with the sourcing desk.
