Where can safety warnings typically be found on a tire?

Safety warnings on a tire are typically found on the sidewall of the tire. The sidewall is specifically designated for important information including safety ratings, load indices, speed ratings, and various compliance information. This area is easily visible during regular inspections, making it practical for consumers and technicians to find critical safety information regarding how the tire should be used and maintained.

While some information might be printed inside the tire itself, it is not readily accessible without dismounting the tire from the wheel. The tread surface of the tire is generally designed for performance and traction and does not typically contain safety warnings. The manufacturer's label is useful for identifying tire specifications but is not the primary location for safety warnings related to the use and maintenance of the tire. Thus, the sidewall serves as the most logical and practical location for these important safety messages.