"A Beginner's Guide to Tyre Fitting"
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[ ";                                                A Beginner's Guide to Tyre FittingIf your tyres are worn or simply not to your driving style, replacing them is a great way to enhance grip and performance. The process of fitting tyres can seem daunting at first, but once you've done it a few times, it quickly becomes straightforward. However, it's well worth the effort as the improvement in car control and safety is noticeable right away!The correct tyre can make all the difference to your car's performance, so you must get the job done well. After all, there are few worse feelings than knowing that your Mobile Tyre Fitting Penrith are not up to their full potential. Read on for our beginner's guide to tyre fitting.To get begin getting your tyres fitted is to check whether they need fitting at all. The rule of thumb here is that if the tread around the outside of your tyre measures 1.6mm, then it needs replacing, but be sure to check this measurement against the level of tread across the width and circumference of all four Tyres Penrith before deciding if any need replacing or simply readjusting. It's worth noting that some tyre manufacturers may recommend a different tread level, so check the requirements before you start.Once you have established that your tyres are worn to the extent they need replacing, remove them from the rims by undoing their retaining bolts or nuts. Ensure you keep these safe, as it is common to lose or misplace these during fitting.Cleaning :;Next, clean your car's wheels thoroughly, removing dust and flaking paintwork with fine-grade wire wool. This will ensure no obstacles are in place to prevent your new tyres from settling properly on your rims. Also, take care not to damage any gaskets between the rim, and the tyre must be handled carefully during cleaning. If they are torn, this can cause an air leak once fitted.Before fitting the new tyres :;Ensure that they are inflated to the correct pressure. You can find this information on the sidewall of each tyre. Your tyres must be inflated adequately as incorrect air pressures will affect how well your tyres contact the road and their speed performance. If you do not have an airline or pump, use a local garage or petrol station. This way there is no danger of incorrectly inflating your Tyres Penrith yourself!It is now time to fit your car's new tyres. This method may vary depending on the type of car you drive and whether it has a standard braking system or ABS fitted. Check your vehicle handbook to establish this before attempting any tyre removal or replacement.Step by step guide to tyre fitting :;First, replace the valves on your wheels to ensure they fit neatly into the holes of your new tyres before you start fitting them. Also, ensure no metal debris present in the valve holes that could damage your tyres upon reinstallation. When ready, use a tyre iron to carefully push each of the old tyres onto the rims until resistanceNext, lubricate each tyre bead with soapy water before using hands to ease it over the rim edge and locking flange.Ensure you have support under the wheel as you do this so as not to injure yourself if it should slip from your grip or fingers at any point during this processAfter removing all four old tyres, clean around the wheel rims again to remove any trace of soap, as this can prevent the new tyres from settling properly onto your rims.Finally, use a tyre iron to fit the new tyres in the same way you fitted the old ones. Once they're on and settled flush against the wheel rim surface, inflate them  checking pressure levels  before removing tools and re-fitting locking nuts or bolts that hold your wheels firmly into place. Then you're done: go for a test drive and enjoy your car's newfound performance and grip!We hope that has been helpful  please do let us know if you have any feedback!" ]