Tires & Wheels
When to Replace Tyres?
Tyres is just like the footwear of vehicles. There are several reasons behind tyre damage and if you are a driver or a prospective driver, it would be good to take these as a checklist to prevent further tyre damage.
Your driving habits may not always be the culprit for tyre damage. Driving on bumpy roads takes a toll on your wheels as well.
For example, driving on gravel roads will cause increased friction on your tyres. What’s more, loose pieces of gravel are highly abrasive on tyres.
If they do get stuck in the grooves of your tyres, your tyres are likely to get chipped off.
Foreign objects like stones could seriously damage your tyres as well. Small ones could get stuck in your tyre grooves and chip your tyres while big sharp ones could puncture your tyres and result in reduced air pressure.
Pay attention when driving near construction areas where debris such as gravel and stones are commonly found.
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