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"Michelin Tyres, Tyres Online"
[ "TYPES OF TYRE DAMAGENo matter how careful you are while driving tyre damages can occur anytime. There are numerous forms of tyre damage. Having a regular check on your tyres can help you in lowering the cost of repairs and even avoid certain kinds of damagesHere are a few types of tyre damages so that you can identify them and get them fixed:Punctures:Punctures happen when any sharp object, for instance, glass penetrates the tread of your tyre. If the sharp object gets deep into your tyre, it leads to loss of air pressure that makes the driving experience unpleasant. You can avoid punctures by having sufficiently inflated tyresTyre wall damage:Tyre wall is made up of thick rubber running from the bead to the outer wall. This provides stability and withstands the pressure of the vehicle. Bulges and cuts are the two types of damages that happen in a sidewall of a tyre. The appearance of a bulge is like an air bubble. Collision is the main reason behind bulges and cuts. The recommended rate of air pressure in your car tyre can avoid tyre wall damage. Repairing tyre wall damage is not possible; it is suggested to replace the tyre with a new one.Irregular tread wear:A tread is the area of the tyre where the rubber meets the road. It is a textured surface that ensures an excellent grip on the roadTyre burstThe thing most responsible for road accidents around the world and accounts for more than any other reasons for such mishaps are burst tyres. When the structural integrity of the rubber surface in a tyre is compromised due to friction and usage, the ability of the tyre to hold air diminishes. Having a burst tyre poses a great threat to not only the owner of the damaged car but also to everyone around on the road since it reduces the vehicles controllability. It might also prove to be a threat to pedestrians and the injuries might be fatal if they do not have time to react.Under-inflation of a tyre is often the cause of a tyre burst. When Michelin Tyres dont have the minimum amount of air required by the cars specifications, the weight of the car leads to undue pressure on the tyre. Subsequently, this results in more friction with the surface than the tyre was meant to deal with and the ensuing heat eventually leading to a burst tyre. Another reason for a blowout is potholes, especially deep ones. When a car falls into a pothole, the weight of the car along with the weight of its passengers, if any, causes the tyre to experience an abrupt increase in pressure, causing it to burstOverinflation and under-inflationWhen the rate of inflation in the tyre is higher than recommended air pressure then this case is known as over inflation. Underinflation is the condition in tyres when the rate of inflation is lower than the recommended level. Both of these conditions can cause damage to your tyre." ]