"You've Bought A Car Tyre . Now What?"
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[ "You've Bought A Car Tyre. Now What?Maintaining your car's tyres is a very important part of its overall maintenance. Neglecting them can lead to accidents and costly repairs, as well as causing tyre damage due to improper storage. The following information will help simplify the process of maintaining your tires from the time you bring them home from the store until they go onto your vehicle. New tyres need special care because they do not have a proper surface to grip the road yet. They have a layer of oil on them that can cause slides during sharp turns. Also, new rubber does not handle heat well yet and it will start melting when exposed for prolonged periods in high temperatures. This means that you should avoid driving at high speeds or more than 60 miles per hour for at least the first 500 miles.Checking your car's tyres: Once you have the tyres installed, the first thing to do is check your car's tyre pressure and car service Cannock. You can find this information in your car's manual, on a sticker sometimes located inside the trunk compartment or door jamb. Keep in mind that it may be listed as pounds per square inch (psi) or kilopascals (kPa).Generally, tyres are available in one of three states when they are brought home from the store: mounted on wheel rims, boxed or bagged, or bulk.Mounted on wheel rims;If you bought your tyres already mounted onto wheel rims, then congratulations! The hard part is already done for you. All that remains to be done is to check the pressure before installing them onto your car and driving away into the sunset to enjoy a smooth ride.Boxed or baggedIf you bought your tyres boxed or bagged then there is some work ahead of you before installation can commence. You need to bring them out into the open and remove them from their packaging. Then you need to check each side of the tyre for any signs of damage or irregularities that may have occurred during shipping. If everything looks okay, then go ahead and install them onto your car.Bulk;Bulk tyres are generally stored at the store's warehouse until they are sold. When you buy a bulk tyre you will also get some equipment with it for mounting purposes. Generally, these are tire irons, tire pressure gauges and/or an air compressor with a small tank capacity. For this reason, it is always best to ask about the accuracy of their equipment before purchasing a bulk tyre unless you already own similar items yourself.You should also keep track of how many miles you have driven with them already because each time you go for a drive your tyres are exposed to extreme heat and cold conditions. These can cause bad reactions to the glue used during manufacturing which will lead to dust and debris forming between the tyre and rim if not addressed immediately by inflating them back up after they cool down/warm-up. This process releases the heat built up between them.After you make your first drive with your newly purchased tyres, check the pressure again to make sure nothing has changed in their condition due to temperature changes or if they seemed too soft or hard when you were driving. If everything seems okay, then go ahead and continue driving without inflating/deflating them from this point on. Check tire pressure at least every two weeks through to ensure there have been no changes in the weather conditions that could potentially affect tyre pressure.Storing your tyres: When storing your Shenstone either for seasonal purposes or long term storage it is best not to keep them mounted but rather take them off and store each tyre by itself to prevent any damage from happening during prolonged periods of neglect. They are made of rubber which can age quickly if not taken care of properly.If you are storing them long term then it would be best to either keep them in a cool, dry place or store them inside your vehicle's trunk area for safekeeping. If you do this, make sure the tyres are clean and free of debris before placing them inside your car as they can damage the carpeting on the floor over time. Also ensure that during the months where temperatures exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit / 38 Celsius, they will not affect any part of your vehicle's undercarriage or paint job with their stored heat, otherwise, you may end up paying more than just tyre replacement costs one day at the mechanic's office.The last thing to consider is when you are ready to drive your car again, remember not to fully inflate the tyres Shenstone when they are cold. Heat causes tyre pressure to rise which can cause them to burst if not taken care of properly so wait until they have reached room temperature before filling them with air.Finally, if you are purchasing new tyres or just want some advice about what kind might be best for your car then visit your local tire shop in person and discuss all options with a professional-looking for honest feedback rather than just buying exactly what they recommend. They will know more about their product than any online retailer especially in regards to how it would work best on your specific vehicle type." ]