"What to look for in a tyre?"
"Michelin Tyres Aberdeen, Tyres Aberdeen (750 Words)"
[ "We understand purchasing a tyre is not an easy task. It needs a lot of decision making. After all, you can't just buy any tyre. You need to think about your requirements and expectations for your tyres. They are the one that gives your vehicle the performance and stability to steer and brake. That is why you need to think about the below points before you go off and buy your tyre.What to look for in a tyre?1. Type of tyresThere are two kinds of tyres tube tyres and tubeless tyres. The tube tyre is cheaper than the tubeless tyre. Many of you will tempt to purchase a cheap tyre and save some money. But let us tell you that tubeless tyres are much more cost-effective. You see. Tube tyres need high maintenance and are non-repairable but tubeless tyres are cheap to maintain and easily repairable. Besides that, tubeless tyres are a safer option than tube tyres. Tubeless tyres offer you enough control over your vehicle to get to a safe place that tube tyres do not provide2. Size of the tyreThe size of the tyres is another thing that you need to think about carefully. Although manufacturers mention the size of the tyre on the car manual so there is not much to think about. But those who feel like purchasing a bigger than the original must know that tampering with the size of the tyre can affect your vehicle badly which will require heavy maintenanceTyres Aberdeen;offers tyres in various sizes for you to choose the suitable ones.3. Tread width;The tread width of the tyre allows it to perform in several areas. Such as wide width tyres are the best available option for off-roading. They do not clog muddy or grassy land. Which allows the vehicle to access unaccessible land too. They offer better traction on such surfaces than a regular tyre. Although they do not give much fuel efficiency, they are a better companion on an adventurous trip. Wide width tyres do not perform so well in city streets because of all the stopping and going on traffic lights and turns. So it is better that city drivers avoid wide width tyres.4. TreadThe bulging rubber part you see on the tyre is its treads. The main role of the treads is to provide the traction which a vehicle requires to move, brake or corner. The treads come in different designs. Although the basic function of all the treads is the same, different patterns give them additional featuresMichelin Tyres Aberdeen;offers different tread designs namely symmetric tread pattern, asymmetric tread pattern and directional tread pattern.The symmetric tread design is famous in passenger cars and has a single design tread all over the tyre. They offer great traction and have amazing cornering ability. Asymmetric tread patterns are usually seen in race car tyres because they have two tread patterns. Both tread pattern does the same work as any other tread pattern but separately which make it even better. The inner tread entirely focuses on preventing hydroplaning. Whereas outer tread focuses on providing traction. These tread pattern tyres have excellent cornering ability even at a high speed. Directional tread patterns like symmetric tread patterns have a single design throughout the tyre but unlike symmetric tyres, they can only roll in one direction which is why they are common in a winter tyres. They offer traction and prevent hydroplaning.5. Weather conditionThe seasonal tyres are tyres that specialize in performing in particular weather only. As we know the weather keeps changing around the globe. This is why it is impossible to use the same tyres everywhere. The weather can affect the whole dynamics of the tyre. There are three seasonal tyres for this problem winter tyres, summer tyres and all-season tyres.Summer tyres are for rising temperatures. The rubber compound of these tyres does not expand even at high temperatures. They come with wide tyres that offer a high-speed rating. Winter tyres are for temperatures below 7C. They have groves and deep treads that enhance the gripping method of the tyre over the snow to avoid slipping or skidding. The rubber of winter tyres does not get hard even in a cold atmosphere. It remains soft enough to move on ha ard icy or glassy surface. All-season tyres are a relief from the hassle of changing tyres every season as they work fine in both hot and cold weather. But it is a relief only for those who live in moderate weather conditions. They cannot sustain themselves in extreme weather conditions." ]