"Different types of tyre damage and reasons behind them."
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[ "Different types of tyre damage and reasons behind themTyres, like the other parts of the car, can be demanding too. Well, dont be worried by this statement. It just means that you need to take good care of your tyres too if you want them to run for long on the roads.With roads as a home for these tyres, theres no doubt that they are subjected to a lot of raggedness on a day-to-day basis. Whether you drive a two-wheeler or a four-wheeler, you must be quite aware of the types of damages these tyres Leamington Spa have to withstand. This blog is also going to educate you further on how you can fix the damaged tyres.Types of tyre damageThere can be different types of irregular wear. Lets understand them here in detail -Tyre sidewall damage -; Sidewalls can be damaged in the form of cuts or cracks and bulges. The former can be caused by driving your car over sharp objects like glass shards or long exposure to UV rays. If unattended, they can even cause blowouts.The latter is caused when a car hits a pothole or a kerb mounted on the road. This can shake the structure of the tyre altogether. The tyre can be seen protruding due to the air pressure in the tyre.This can be easily known by visual inspection in the form of an air bubble or an open slot in the wall.The moment you notice any kind of damage in the sidewall, take your car to the nearest repair centre and get it fixed immediatelyUneven tread wear -;This comes in three forms  heel and toe wear, centre wear and one-sided wear. The issues in the tread can cause your traction and handling to go waryHeel and toe wear is generally caused when blocks on one side of the tread wear at a speeding rate.One-sided wear is usually caused by wheel misalignment and this can occur either outside or the inside edge of Michelin tyres Leamington spa. The uneven wear and tear on one side make the alignment of the tyre even worse.Centre wear happens when the tread wears faster from the centre as compared to the rest of the tyre. The higher air pressure in the tyre leads the surface of the tyre to bulge out from the centre.This type of wear also is quite visible. The only solution to this problem is you can go for the replacement of the tyre if you cant use it any furtherPunctured tyrePunctures occur when the tyres run over sharp objects on the roads like nails, screws etc. These can also happen in two forms. Rapid punctures lead to the loss of air pressure quickly without giving you much time to act. This can affect your handling and driving ability severely.If you see your tyre deflated or a defaced sidewall, then these can be the indication of a slow puncture.You can keep a tyre repair kit handy to fix the puncture or take it to the nearest garage.Bursting of tyresThis ones by far the most menacing of all the damages. This happens due to a highly under-inflated tyre. The increased friction with the heat generated while driving results in this severe blowout.You can generally get to know of it by a loud sound while driving or by the appearance of a flat tyre. A burst tyre affects the handling of your car gravely and also leads you to lose control of your steering.The bottom line is, keep inspecting your tyres Leamington Spa now and then. If you arent adept at noticing the problems, then show them to a mechanic and nip the problem in the bud itself to avoid serious situations later." ]