1. Be in the habit of checking tire pressure at any time
Air pressure is the key to prolonging the life of tires-tire pressure often exceeds 20% of normal air pressure, tire life will be reduced by 10%; if it is often lower than 30% of normal air pressure, tire life will be reduced by 52%.
2. The air pressure must be consistent
Tire pressure is the life of the tire. If the pressure is too low, the carcass will deform and cracks will appear on the sidewall. At the same time, it will cause excessive heat generation, promote rubber aging, tire ply fatigue, and cord breakage.
3. The habit of regularly removing foreign bodies in tires
When a vehicle is driving on the road, some stones are often squeezed into the tire pattern. If these small stones are not removed in time, they will puncture the tire over time, causing air leaks or punctures.
4. Driving habits meet scientific requirements
When driving on a road with a large degree of curvature, try to drive in the center to avoid and reduce the deviation of the car's center of gravity, and reduce the increase of the load on one side of the tire and the uneven tire wear.
5. The front and rear wheels maintain accurate orientation
The front wheel positioning has a great influence on the service life of the tires, and the toe and camber of the front wheels are the main factors. The camber of the front wheels mainly accelerates the wear of the tire shoulders, that is, partial wear; the toe of the front wheels mainly accelerates the wear of the inner and outer tires.