When to Replace Your Car Tyres?

- Determining the health of your Tyres isn't as complicated as you think
- It would be best if you find out the ideal time to change your tyre
- You have to know what portions of the Tyre to look at
When the tread depth of the Tyres gets too low, or your vehicle Tyres are more than six years old, it is high time that you replace them. Despite being an integral part of cars, many car owners tend to undermine the importance of car Tyres.

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In addition to a flat or blown-out Tyre, there are two factors that will assist you in determining the right time to replace the Tyres.
These two factors are tread depth and the manufacturing date of the Tyres. When the tread is worn down, the Tyres usually lose traction of the road. Moreover, Tyres with worn-down treads usually tend to grip less while braking. So here are some ways which will help you to identify the right time to change the Tyres.
Take a look at the Tread of the Tyres
Tyres usually come with tread wear indicators. Note that you have to look for a triangular arrowhead on the side of the Tyres. In most cases, you will find rubber bridges between treads running parallel to the marker. In case the Tyre tread has worn out, it is high time to contact an auto dealership.

Pay Attention to the Feel of your Tyres
Here are some ways in which you can pay attention to the feel of your Tyres while driving.
- If you are experiencing a rough ride despite the smoothness of the road, there is excessive Tyre damage.
- If you are noticing vibrations despite the road being smooth, immediately decrease your speed and drive with caution
- Take the Tyre to an authorized workshop for a thorough inspection

Sidewalls of the Tyres are damaged
A majority of passenger vehicles use radial Tyres. In radial Tyres, the integrity of the sidewalls is of great importance. If the sidewalls are damaged and worn out, it is high time that you should replace these Tyres.
From bad roads to potholes, sidewalls of the radial Tyres can be damaged due to various factors. A majority of Tyre repair shops provide car owners with sidewall patches to repair the damage. But note that it is a temporary solution. Replacing the Tyres is a safe way to drive around.
Environmental Factors
To be precise, these factors are difficult to determine. However, they do affect the efficiency of the car Tyres. For instance, you should change your car Tyres a week before the monsoon. On the other hand, if you prefer driving at high speed, inspect your car's Tyres on a regular basis.
Age of the Tyres

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As you know, rubber tends to harden up with age. And as it hardens up, it tends to lose its flexibility as well as tractability. In simple words, an aged Tyre is not able to grip and flex the surface of the road efficiently.
The age of the Tyres matters a lot if you are deciding when to change them. Note that you shouldn't purchase Tyres that are more than six months old. Moreover, you shouldn't use the Tyres for more than three years. If your car has been driven for more than forty thousand kilometers, it is high time to change the car Tyres.
The above factors will help you determine the right time to change the car Tyre.
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