The maintenance technician advised us to pay attention to the red and yellow spots on the tires!

I don't know if you paid attention to the red and yellow spots on the tire tread when you changed the tire. Someone asked if he had seen it but didn't know why it was used. Today, I will tell you what the yellow and red dots on the tires are for.
The red dot on the tire is solid, and the yellow dot is hollow. As everyone said, the tire cannot achieve absolute balance in the manufacturing process. Therefore, the tires must be inspected before leaving the factory. These two points are marked during the inspection process. If the vibration amplitude exceeds the standard, such tires are not allowed to leave the factory.
The solid red dot indicates the position with the largest longitudinal vibration of the tire, that is, the position with the heaviest longitudinal vibration. In technical terms, it is called the center of gravity. As we all know, the tire will vibrate during rotation, and this position is the point with the greatest vibration. The hollow yellow dot is the opposite of the solid red dot. It indicates the position where the longitudinal vibration of the tire is the smallest, that is, the position where the longitudinal vibration of the tire is the lightest.
Now I will teach you how to install tires correctly.
1. The side with the dot mark on the tire is outward.
2. If there are white dots on the wheel hub, align the red dots on the tire with the white dots on the wheel hub.
3. If you can't find the mark on the tire, align the yellow dot with the valve.
The real function of tyres can only be brought into play if they are used correctly. The next time the riders go to change the tyres, they must pay attention to whether the maintenance technician has correctly installed the tyres for you!