1. Don't drive too fast. Excessive speed will increase tire flexion, cause excessive heat, accelerate tire wear, and shorten service life.
2. During the operation of the car, you should try to avoid sudden acceleration, sudden braking and sudden steering, which not only harms the mechanical performance of the car itself, but also harms the life of the tires. If you repeatedly perform abnormal driving such as rapid acceleration, rapid braking, and rapid steering, the tires will deform rapidly, tire crowns will wear out unevenly, longitudinal grooves will be torn, and the internal temperature of the tire will rise, making it easy to puncture.
3. Follow the specified load capacity and don't overload it. The service life of a tire depends to a large extent on the size of the load. Frequent overload of 20% will shorten the service life of the tire to 50% of its normal life. Overloading also increases the temperature and air pressure of the tire, increases the fatigue of the rubber and cord, and easily causes delamination.
4. Avoid potholes or obstacles on the road.
5. Avoid hitting the road cliff stone, and do not ride on the road cliff stone when parking.