Translations:Car Setups and Pitstop/47/en

Property	Values	Description
Wear	3.00 to 1.50	Degree of general tyre wear (O M I / I M O). 3.00 is new, 1.5 is worn out.
Grain	None to Heavy	Graining is a specific pattern of tyre wear that occurs when the tyre withstands large amounts of scrubbing or sliding, usually from understeering.
Blister	None to Heavy	Blistering is when the layers of rubber that make up the tyre start to separate from each other. Usually caused by having very high heat levels.
Flat Spot	None to Heavy	Flatspotting occurs when the tyre locks up under braking and a specific section of the tyre receives much more wear than the rest. This causes an unpleasant juddering in the wheel, as well as puncturing in extreme circumstances.
pad wear		The amount that the brake pads have worn.
disc wear		The amount that the brake discs have worn.
Fuel and Tyre
fuel	1 - ?
tyre		Choose the type of tyre, dry or wet.
tyre set [1]	1 - ?	This allows you to change your currently installed tyre set. The sets are limited as follows: Sprint race weekend: 5 sets 3-hour Endurance race weekend: 6 sets 6-hour Endurance race weekend: 9 sets 24-hour Endurance race weekend: no limit. There is also no limit for wet tyre sets.
front brakes	1 - 4	Choose the ↓Brake Pads on the front axle.
rear brakes	1 - 4	Choose the ↓Brake Pads on the rear axle.
fuel last lap		Fuel consumption per lap.
Pitstop Strategy
N°.
fuel to add
tyre
tyre set
left front
rigth front
left rear
right rear
front brakes	1 - 4	choose the ↓Brake Pads on front axle
rear brakes	1 - 4	choose the ↓Brake Pads on rear axle