"How to Save Money on Car Tyres?"
"Dunlop Tyres Southampton, Tyres Southampton ( 750+ words)"
[ "How to Save Money on Car Tyres?Don't you just hate it when the tyres on your car are so low that you have to spend an extra 4,000 to have them all replaced? Well, what if you were told that there is a way to save yourself quite a bit of money and, in turn, put some cash back into your pocket?;If this sounds too good to be true, then just read on about the Dunlop Tyres Southampton:1. Don't mix & match tyresLots of people say they do this to save money. Still, in reality, if one tyre has different specs (speed rating, tread life, etc.) compared to the other tyres on your vehicle, performance will be significantly reduced, which could lead to an accident directly by putting other drivers in danger2. Ensure proper tyre pressureTyre pressure dramatically affects the tyre's performance, which relates to fuel economy. The heavier your vehicle, the more it costs to run. Under-inflated tyres can reduce handling and cornering because of reduced contact with the road surface, which causes extra power required from the engine to push the car forward, resulting in less fuel efficiencyTyres will also wear down much faster if under-inflated so set them at least once a month or every time you fill up for petrol (based on whichever comes first)Don't forget to check the spare tyre as well. If you always do this, you will keep your tyres safe and save petrolIt's also suitable for your safety as low tyre pressure will increase critical stopping distance, especially if rain or any road requires faster braking on the highway.3. Don't Ignore Tyre WearIf you think new tyres are expensive, wait until you see the cost of replacing your worn ones. Often drivers who hear a strange noise coming from their car ignore it until it breaks totally down on the side of the roadGuess what? You have to pay for tow trucks and new tyre(s), so why not take care of things before they become more serious?;Besides, your safest bet would be to always keep at least 1 spare tyre because one day you might need it - even if that means replacing 2 tyres at once.4. Use Winter Tyres in Winter and Summer Tyres in SummerWinter tyres are made to provide grip on snow, ice, and cold temperature, while summer tyres perform best when the temperature is above 7-degree C (45F)They don't mix well, so use specific winter tyres if you want the best performance during the winter months. The same thing goes for summer too.If you live somewhere like Sweden, where there's always snow and ice, your best choice would be a 4x4 or SUV model along with an all-season tyre, which can work relatively well on snowy roads but will only give average performance when it comes down to ice or extremely cold weather.5. Buy from a Reputable SellerRemember that not all tyre brands and sellers offer the same quality, warranty, and price. A wide range is available in the market that provides different specs and features. Rather than just going for the cheapest option without knowing anything, research thoroughly on your options to find what's best suited for you. This also applies when buying second-hand tyres.6. Do a Regular InspectionYou wouldn't want to find out that your tyre is worn out and will need replacement just as you're on the road, would you? Well, if that's the case, then it's best to do a regular inspection of your tyres, including checking their pressure, sidewall damage, and tread depth (``every day" for everyday driving)Every day, you'll catch problems early and save money by getting rid of those duds before they lose more air or cause some other type of damage, which is better than finding them after something terrible happensBesides, it's terrible for safety since severely worn tyres break down faster and might even explode at high speed.Always check: Tread Depth: at least 4/32" (everyday driving) Sidewall Damage: Check for cuts, bulges, and excessive wear Under-Inflation: keep Tyres Southampton pressure at least once a month or every time you fill up on petrol" ]