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Retreading facilities are located in the United States, Brazil, Thailand, and the Netherlands.  \nGoodyear aircraft tires meet exacting specifications, are qualified to perform safely and economically, and help withstand the most stringent demands set forth by today’s high performance aircraft.  \nSpecific data on the proper tire sizes for different aircraft main and auxiliary/nose gear, speed ratings, nominal inflation pressures, dimensions, and other data needed by users to obtain the maximum service from their aircraft tires are presented in this booklet. Data are included for reference purposes for some tires that are not in the Goodyear authorized line. The data presented supersedes previously published Goodyear data.  \nThe data and general notes for civil aircraft tires are in accordance with Tire & Rim Association Standards. The civil aircraft tire data also conform to Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) Technical Standard Order C-62e, and other applicable standards.  \nThe data for military aircraft are based on military specification MIL-PRF-5041K, unless otherwise indicated.  \nLoads shown are the recommended maximum for the indicated inflation. For loads less than the maximum, the inflation pressure can be reduced proportionately.  \nThe physical tire data and applications herein are accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. For questions regarding specific applications, please contact your Goodyear aircraft tire distributor or the aircraft manufacturer for current information.  \nSection 2  \nDEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nTIRE NAME SIZE CLASSIFICATION  \nThree Part Type All new sizes being developed are in this classification. NOTE: Some sizes have a  \nletter such as “H” in front of the diameter. This is to identify a tire that is designed for a higher percent deflection.  \nRadial Radial size nomenclature is the same as Three Part Type except an “R” replaces the  \n“-“(dash) before the wheel/rim diameter.  \nMetric Type This size designation is the same as Three Part except the diameter and section  \nwidth. 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