Tires are important components of a vehicle, and if the wear on tires is severe, they need to be replaced promptly. Car tires are typically replaced every 4 to 6 years. If tires are used for an extended period, they can suffer from serious aging and cracking, posing a significant threat to the vehicle's operation.
Even if a vehicle is rarely driven, it still needs to be regularly replaced once it reaches its service life. If tires have not reached their service life but show severe wear, bulges, leaks, or cracks, they also need to be replaced promptly.
The replacement cycle of car tires is influenced by many factors, including the tire brand, driving habits, and maintenance level. If owners pay attention to tire maintenance and have good driving habits, the replacement cycle and service life of tires can be extended.
How to maintain car tires:
1：Tires need to be regularly rotated. The front tires of front-wheel-drive vehicles wear out severely, while the rear tires of rear-wheel-drive vehicles wear out more. It is recommended to replace the front and rear tires when the mileage reaches 10,000 to 20,000 kilometers to ensure more even tire wear.
2：Check the degree of tire wear frequently. There are wear warning signs on tires. When these signs are reached, and the groove depth between the treads is less than 1.6 millimeters, the tires need to be replaced immediately.
3：If there is obvious shaking of the steering wheel and vehicle body, dynamic balancing is required. After replacing or repairing tires, dynamic balancing is necessary to ensure smooth vehicle operation.
