Here's a quick guide on how to care for your tyres to keep them in perfect condition
The condition of our tyres is extremely important for our safety on the road; these are after all, the only contact we have with the road. Tyres in good conditions have a number of benefits. If you like driving fast, these would ensure a more stable and predictable grip scenario making evasive moves less dramatic. The same holds true for emergency braking. A good set of tyres also mean the rubber being in good condition which helps with the ride quality of the car and with it ascertains higher levels of comfort. You know your tyres are not in the pink of health when the rides deteriorates or the car tramlines more than it should or just pulls to one side without reason. Here we have listed some easy to do-it-yourself tips that will ensure your tyres remain healthy.
Sometimes the weights attached to the tyres can get dislodged, if you do notice them missing, get it fixed immediately.
A valve is the primary air seal and helps to keep out dust and dirt particles too. Check whether the valves and valve caps are in good condition to maintain an air-tight seal.
Tread depth of your tyres should be around 1.6mm. Replace if any lower. This is essential for stable cornering, braking as well as high speed driving.
Regularly check to see if there are any nails or incisive objects already embedded in the tyre. Use a screwdriver to see if the object is a stone or a nail.