1, Check Tire Pressure Regularly
At least, check all tires, including the spare tire, once a month at cool tire pressure according to the manufacturer's recommended parameters. (The recommended tire pressure can be found in the vehicle owner's manual, the sticker on the driver's side door, and the fuel filler cap.)
2.Avoid Collisions with Obstacles
When driving, if the tire hits a hole or other obstacles, it will cause serious deformation between the obstacle and the wheel flange, which may cause the tire to bulge or suddenly deflate.
3, Tire Alignment
If you find that the tires are unevenly worn or the vehicle vibrates excessively, check the tire alignment. If not resolved in time, it will affect the vehicle's handling and even pose a danger.
4, Pay Attention to the Use Environment of Tires
Tires are rubber products, so when parking and storing tires, pay attention to contact with oil, acid, hydrocarbons and other chemicals, and it is recommended to park the vehicle in a shaded place to avoid premature aging of the tires.
5, Stop Using When Worn to Wear Indicator
The wear indicator sign is designed at the position of about 1.6mm remaining depth of the tire tread groove. When the tire is worn to this sign, it must be replaced. Using tires with wear indicators exceeded is very dangerous on wet roads because the drainage performance has been greatly reduced, thus seriously affecting wet grip.
6, Tire Rotation
For the life of your tires, it is recommended that you have the tires rotated at a professional repair station every 10,000 kilometers to ensure normal tire use.