"Different Car Tyre Types and What Should you Know About Them"
"Tyres Sandholme, Tyres Sutterton ( 750+ words)"
[ "Different Car Tyre Types and What Should you Know About ThemThere are plenty of things to keep in mind before buying a tyre. They are the ones that support your car through irregularities of the surface and potholes. Which makes it even more important for a vehicle to have a perfect set of tyres. Before buying a tyre you must know your requirements. Where are you mostly going to drive your vehicle? In what weather condition you will be driving? What are your expectations from your tyres? These are a few questions you must consider before looking into any tyre.Type of tyreThere are usually two types of tyres, tube tyres Sandholme and tubeless tyres. Without any second thought, tubeless tyres are the best-suited tyres for you. This might seem like the shopkeeper wants to sell you expensive tyres. But tube tyres prove their worth in long run. Tubeless tyres are cheaper to maintain than tube tyres. In case of a puncture, tubeless tyres have reinforcement walls that won't let you lose control over your vehicle. They give you enough time to take your car to an auto repair shop or a safe place. If a tube tyre blowout in the middle of the highway, it could be injurious to you and your fellow drivers. Also, tube tyres have to be replaced if there is any such incident whereas tubeless tyres can be fixed at a puncture shop.Tread patternTreads are mainly responsible for the traction on the surface. Traction allows your vehicle to move forward, stop or corner. Without traction, it is impossible for a vehicle to even move. Tyres Sandholm offers you three kinds of tread pattern tyres.Uni-directional tread patternTyres with uni-directional tyres can move in a single direction that is forward. They come with arrowhead marking on the sidewalls. The arrowhead tells you the direction in which the tyre is going to get fitted. Most winter tyres have a directional tread pattern. This allows them to move forward without slipping.Conventional tread patternSymmetric tread patterns or conventional tread patterns are the most commonly used tread pattern. They offer you high performance and high-speed rating. They come with a wide tread that offers safety and stability to corner even at high speed.Asymmetric tread patternAsymmetric tread pattern tyres unlike symmetric and directional tread patterns have two different treads type. The tread pattern on the inside sidewall prevents hydroplaning. The treads on the outside sidewalls offer tractionSeasonal tyreIt is better to know what type of weather conditions you are going to drive. Cold and warm pavement affect tyres a lot. Not every tyre can endure the warmth and not every tyre is efficiently bear the cold. Seasonal tyres depend on the kind of weather you will be going to drive in. There are three kinds of tyres, winter tyres, summer tyres and all-seasonal tyres.Winter tyresAt higher altitudes temperature might drop making it cold for a tyre to sustain. Winter tyres are specially for the places where the temperature goes below 7C. These tyres are designed with deep treads and grooves. Deep treads allow the tyre to gather as much snow and make way for the tyre to move. This allows the grooves to bite into the snow and move forward without slipping. Most winter tyres have M+S marking on the sidewalls. M+S means these tyres are suitable to use in mud and snow.Summer tyresDuring summer tyres need lesser traction on the surface than winter tyres need on the glassy surface. These tyres are suitable for temperatures above 7C. They come with wide treads. Wide treads offer you a high-speed rating. Most racing cars have summer tyres to offer them ultra-high performance.All-seasonal tyresChanging tyres can be exhausting. All-season tyres meet your requirement in middle. These tyres work efficiently in both summer and winter weather conditions. They can perform quite well up till 4C. But all-season tyres are dead weight in extreme weather conditions. So if you live in moderate weather conditions, all-season tyres are best suited to you. They will surely take away the tension of changing tyres every season.Size of tyreThe size of the tyres is mentioned on the sidewalls of the tyre. It is a unique sequence that gives you information about the loading capacity of the tyre, height and width of the tyre, size of the rim of the tyre and other specifications. The suitable tyre size for your car is usually mentioned by the manufacturers in the car manual. Buying a bigger or smaller tyre can put a negative impact on the performance of the car in long run.Rubber materialA good quality rubber material gives you the confidence to drive without fearing any tyre failure. Most tyre failures are caused due to the overheating of the tyre. A quality rubber should offer you heat resistance and avoid blowouts due to overheating.Tyres Sutterton is made of high-quality rubber and will offer you quality performance. We have tyres in different sizes and with tread patterns to pick from. We are here to help pick the best-suited tyre for your vehicle." ]