How often does the tire need to be replaced?

The normal life span of a tire is two years or 60,000 kilometers, whichever comes first.

Remembering the age of the tire, you must not use a tire that has been used for more than 6 years, whether or not it has been used. The tire will degrade with its age. Like its use, the tires should always be inspected and balanced by recognized manufacturers. For every 10,000 kilometers traveled, the tires must be aligned and the tire pressure adjusted after adjustment. After the aluminum alloy steel ring is replaced, the first time the vehicle travels for 1,000 kilometers, the steel nut should be tightened again.

To determine if a car needs to change tires, periodically check the tire wear mark baseline of the vehicle. When the tire wear level on the outside of the tire reaches the replacement baseline, the tire needs to be replaced. If it is not replaced in time, the car will sway from side to side during a sudden acceleration, and the driving will be less stable. In severe cases, there will be a decrease in the ability to grip the ground and the ability to turn. This will cause start-up slippage and direction deviation, causing the car to run at high speeds. Dangerous situation.

In general, tires should be replaced in a timely manner when there is uneven wear on the tread or on the edges, or when there is bulging on the side of the tire. And in the process of car maintenance, many owners think that the car should be replaced by 40,000 to 50,000 kilometers. In fact, there is a certain relationship between the replacement of tires and the number of kilometers the vehicle is driving, but the relationship is not great. After a typical tire runs 50,000 kilometers, it is not a safe period. In theory, it should be replaced. However, private cars are rarely replaced so early. First, the owner cherishes the car, and the second is that the vehicle is running better. As long as the owners don’t often speed up, ride cars, flick trains, and emergency brakes, tires use 70,000 to 80,000 kilometers, and the problem is not great. However, for some car owners who love to drive, they often choose to travel to the mountains. The high and low gravel roads in the mountainous areas have relatively large damage to the car's tires, especially when the sidewalls are sharply pointed out, even if they are on the ground. If the wear of the flower is not serious, the tire should be replaced in time to ensure the safety of driving.