"Everything you need to know about a tyre"
"4x Tyres Fareham, Car Tyres Fareham"
[ ";Everything you need to know about a tyre;A tyre is a round-shaped component that covers awheel's rim in a vehicle. They help in distributing the weight of the vehicleequally among different sides. There are different types of tyres available inthe market according to the need of the vehicle. The only medium of contactbetween your car and the road is a tyreTyres are made of natural rubber and syntheticrubber. They also have a certain amount of metal and other blendsClassificationbased on constructionMost vehicles today are equipped with tubeless 4x4Tyres Fareham (some still use tube tyres). These tyres are safer, reliable andalso discharge less air. They are long-lasting and don't get punctured easily.Apart from these two types, tyres can be classified into the following types:; Cross-ply: Also called bias-ply, these types     of tyres have the ply cords at an angle of 30-40 to the tyre axis Radial-ply: In these tyres, the ply cord is     present in the radial orientation Belted-bias ply: This type is a combination of     Cross-ply and Radial ply tyresHowever, people mostly prefer radial-ply tubelesstyresClassificationbased on compoundTyres are made up of different compound mixes.These compounds are mixed in different ratios. The different kinds of compoundpresent in the tyres are; Natural rubber Synthetic rubber Silica Carbon black, etcFor better efficiency, performance and life, it ispreferred to use Car Tyres Fareham made up of natural rubber. More complexcompounds provide less road trip experience and performance; however, they havea longer lifeTyreclassification based on the tread pattern Symmetric tread: They follow the same pattern     both inside and outside the contact surface. Therefore, they can be fitted     without worrying about the direction of travel Asymmetric tread: They don't follow the same     pattern inside and outside the contact surface. The inside edge dissipates     water efficiently, while the outside edge is designed for a better     cornering grip Unidirectional tread: They follow a V-shaped     tread pattern which maximises their wet grip. They usually make less noise     while runningTyreclassification based on applicationDifferent conditions require different treatments.A single type of tyre can not cover or adjust in all kinds of conditions. Byconditions we mean, various situations in which tyres have to survive orperform.Here are some different types of tyre'sapplications:; Highway: Tyres that run on highways are     designed in such a way that they can offer a good road trip in both dry     and wet weather conditions. These tyres provide better performance and     fuel efficiency. Usually, these tyres are more significant than tyres that     run in cities All-terrain: Such tyres are manufactured to     achieve a proper balance between on-road and off-road driving. You can     also use them on highways, but they provide a lower grip than highway     tyres. They help to balance the vehicle while off-roading due to their     better grip on painful road conditions Mud-terrain: These are specifically designed     for off-roading. These tyres have big tread blocks that have a good grip     on a variety of surfaces and terrainsDuties tokeep your tyres happy:; Inspection: Cracks due to stones or glass may     get more comprehensive with time and cause flat tyre situations. Thus, a     proper visual inspection is necessary to avoid any surface irregularities     like bulges or cuts. Remember to check inner surfaces too Tyre rotation: Rotating tyres at regular     intervals is the best way to have an equal tear and wear across the tyre.     Thus, rotating tyres help extend their service life Check tyre pressure: The pressure of tyres     should be checked after every two weeks, including that of the spare. This     is important as improper inflation can cause uneven wear of the tyre     surface. This might lead to tyres' bursting without giving any warning" ]