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[ "Types of treads onyour tyres;The tread of your tyreis the only part of your vehicle that touches the road surface, and there is awide range of different depths and patterns. Although some drivers take themfor granted, it is particularly important to know what type of tread there areand which one will be useful for you, before purchasing a new set of tyresThe type of treadpattern you choose will have a significant impact on the overall performance ofyour;Winter Tyres Batley, such as how much traction they have andhow they manage to move, break and speed in different types of weather anddriving situations. There are four different types of treads in the market. ;The best for you will depend on the road andclimate conditions:;Directional(unidirectional)This type of treadallows all the water to be removed from your tyre, thus preventinghydroplaning. It is designed to turn in one direction and generally containsarrows that show the correct directionSymmetricalThe symmetrical treaduses only one pattern throughout the tyre: lugs or grooves. This type isprevalent and highly recommended as it lasts longer, and it tends to bequieter. They can be easily rotated in various ways, which prolongs theirdurabilityDirectional /asymmetricThis type of tread isconsidered the best because it combines the V-shaped design of the directionaltreads, which helps to discharge water and takes the traction in dry weatherfrom the asymmetric treads. It is mainly used in SUVs and larger vehiclesAsymmetricThe asymmetric treadis used mainly in sports cars. It combines different patterns that give yourtyre better grip on dry and wet roads. The exterior regularly have larger treadblocks to increase its turning ability while driving on dry roads. The middle andinner parts are specially made for wet surfacesA tread is designed based on five keyelements:;Rolling blocks: these areraised pieces of rubber that come into contact with the surfaceGrooves: These are channels located between the ribs of the tread andsurround your tyresCross grooves: provideadditional water drainageTread ribs: These are theraised part of the tread patternSipes: These are small indentations located in the ribs and treadblocks. Improve traction and increase the number of bite edgesThe tread patterns arespecifically made to allow your tyres to have a better grip on most kinds ofroad surfaces, mainly on challenging roads, or on streets full of dirt, sand,or mud. When you are in any of these circumstances, the tread will allow you toenjoy a smoother and safer rideOnce you have usedyour tyres for quite some time, the tread can quickly start to break. Oneimportant thing to remember is to avoid having your tread depth get below thesuggested minimum level. If you feel that your tread depth has already exceededthis level, you will have trouble maintaining excellent handling and contactwith the road. You will also notice that your vehicle does not brakeappropriately, mainly while driving on wet or snowy roadsIt is essential tocheck that your;Tyres Batley;are in good condition and thatthe tread has not exceeded the required depth. If you suspect that your treadis worn, do not hesitate and find the best mechanic in town to avoid furtherdamage to your vehicle" ]