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GitiUtility Series

The GitiUtility 668V1 is built with excellent carrying capability, high mileage, and no irregular wear. Designed for light trucks in all-

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GitiUtility 668 V1

The GitiUtility 668V1 is a trusted choice for light truck drivers who need durability and long mileage. Built to perform on a wide range of road conditions, it offers dependable wear resistance and supports a smooth, efficient drive day after day.

GitiUtility Series
Light Truck/Van

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GitiUtility 668 V1

Rim Diameter

13 - 16"

Aspect Ratio

Speed Rating

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	Size	PR	Speed Rating	Load Index	Sidewall
13	6/R13	NA	N	98/93	BSW

	Size	PR	Speed Rating	Load Index	Sidewall
14	6/R14	NA	N	100/96	BSW

	Size	PR	Speed Rating	Load Index	Sidewall
15	6/R15	NA	N	101/97	BSW

	Size	PR	Speed Rating	Load Index	Sidewall
16	6.5/R16	NA	N	107/102	BSW
16	7/R16	NA	N	115/110	BSW
16	7.5/R16	NA	N	122/118	BSW

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Tire Structure

Double-layer high-strength steel belt and high-strength nylon cap ply

Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Constructed

FEA optimized and uniformly distributed contact pressure
Improves wear performance, especially against irregular wear

Strong bead design

Improved bead durability, delivering longer service life

Strong Casing

Applied high modulus and low shrink polyester ply strengthens tire casing
Delivers good carrying performance for longer service life

Shallow sipe design

Improved road contact and water dispersion, leading to good wet grip

Referring to the widest point of the tire, from sidewall-to-sidewall. Usually measured in millimeters, the larger the number, the wider the tire.

The rim size, measured in inches, is the distance measured between the two bead seat areas in a tire, where the tire and the wheel come together.

The load index refers to the maximum weight a tire can carry when inflated to the correct pressure. The load index number corresponds to a maximum weight on the Tire Load Index Chart.

Based on a speed rating chart, the tire speed rating refers to the fastest speed that the tire can safely maintain over time. With higher speed ratings, you will experience better control and handling at higher speeds.