"All you need to know about 4 x 4 tyres"
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[ "All you need to know about 4 x 4 tyresWhen it comes to tyres, you have so many options to choose from. This wide range of products makes it confusing for a customer to settle on one. Also, there are different tyre categories, and the difference between standard and 4 x 4 tyres remains a mystery to many people. If you also find it challenging to differentiate between these two types and can't decide which one to buy, you have landed at the right placeDifference between 4 x 4 and standard tyresA standard tyre is your usual one specifically designed for normal roads and tarmac. They don't need unique tread patterns for harsh roads as standard tyres are not made for rough road conditions. They can only perform on straight roads. These are also called highway terrain tyres as they are used on highways. These tyres can be All season,;Winter Tyres Colindale, or summer depending on the season you wish to buy them for. Standard tyres are not suitable for muddy terrains4 x 4 tyres, on the other hand, are designed for specific road types. They are further divided into off-road and all-terrain tyres. All of these categories have their particular purpose of fulfilling and are equipped with different features. These tyres are usually more strong and efficient on harsh roads.Mud-terrain or off-road tyresThese are the tyres;made for off-road usage. They are designed keeping in mind the rough road conditions. They work efficiently on muddy roads. You don't need to care for road slippage or puncture on rocky terrains. Off-road tyres are specially designed for tough road conditions. You will find a sturdy and aggressive tread design on these tyres. They have deep grooves for water resistance and wet road performance. Off-road tyres have a strong built to withstand the harsh rocky surfaces and sticky muddy roadsAll-terrain tyresThese are the tyres;Colindale;that are partially off-road and partially on-road. They can withstand the harsh roads and also normal conditions. These tyres are suitable for drivers who often switch between off and on roads. All-terrain tyres provide adequate handling and stability on rough roads. They can resist the too wet and dry surfaces along with rocky terrainsYou can't use mud-terrain tyres on normal roads as they can get noisy and wear rapidly. The same goes for standard tyres. It is recommended to not go off-road with standard tyres ON. They can easily get damaged and punctured due to heavy rocks and stonesWhen to replace tyres?We often forget the lives of our tyres and fail to understand when exactly they should be replacedHere's what you should do to determine your tyre's age:The ideal tread depth of tyres is more than 1.6mm or above. The UK government charges a penalty for driving tyres below this limit. So, once your tyres' tread depth drops to this point, you are advised to replace them.You can find your tyre's manufacturing date on the sidewall. The manufacturing date and year are inscribed in this area to check the tyre age in the future. This allows you to replace your tyres as soon as they get 5 or 6 years old" ]