"Typed of tyre damages you should know about"
"Continental Tyres Walsall, Tyres Walsall"
[ "TYPES OF TYRE DAMAGES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUTTyres are an integral component of the vehicle as they perform a very crucial job. They act as a point of connection between the road and the vehicle. Any damage in the tyre can put your safety at risk and may also cause inconvenience to your fellow passengersIt is important to diagnose the problem in your Continental Tyres Walsall and get them fixed timely to avoid any problem. The most frequent types of problems include cuts, punctures, bulges, cracks, and irregular wearTypes of damagesIrregular wear can occur anytime and you must diagnose this issue and get it fixed. There are various types of irregular wears including centre wear, heel and toe wear, and one-sided wearHeel and Toe wear: This type of wear is the partial wear of individual tread blocks. This wear is a symbol of poor toe alignment. The inside or outside of the tread compound is more worn than the centre of the compound. This is known as heel and toe wear. The direction in which the wearing occurs is circumferential and is usually on the sidesThis type of wear is usually caused due to a lack of regular tyre rotation. Under or over inflation also leads to a heel and toe wearCentre wear: The driven wheels of high-power cars show the signs of Centre wearAs the name suggests, the centre wear occurs in the centre of the tyres. The high torque produced during the acceleration in traffic areas causes this problem. Due to this the tread wear takes place in the central portion of the tread compound, leaving you with no option but to replace the tyreOne-sided wear: Also known as Camber wear, this type of wear occurs when one of the shoulders of the tyre has worn down as compared to the others. It is much easier to identify this type of tyre wear as compared to the others. One-sided wear usually occurs due to suspension misalignment, or a broken or weak springPunctures: Punctures are usually caused when your tyres come in contact with a sharp object on the road. This leads to the loss of air pressure and the tyre gets damaged. A nail or other sharp object on the road can cause a tyre puncture.Cuts: A contact with objects like stones and glass or bad road conditions can result in cuts. If you notice damage that looks like a cut on the Tyres Walsall surface, you are advised to consult a garage or a service centreYour tyres are prone to many damages. The first thing to do to prolong your tyre's life is taking care of them. Make sure that you check your tyre pressure regularly and get the wheel-alignment done in time. Another thing you can do is to get the regular maintenance service done. This will help you detect tyre damage and no further problems will be caused." ]