Ray O wrote:

> The UTQGS was developed to provide a uniform method of comparing tires, and
> since mileage ratings are not part of the grading system, tire makers have
> and use mileage ratings for "wiggle room" in their marketing.

You're saying the mileage ratings (400, 620, or whatever) are not part
of the UTQG? UTQG is only temperature and traction ratings?

Bill Putney
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