"Tyre Problems that a car owner should know about"
"Tyres Longbridge, Tyres Newtown"
[ "Tyre Problems that a car owner should know aboutTyre problems can pose a serious threat to your safety if not resolved soon enough and can cause damage to your other car components. Buying a new car is an overwhelming thing and maintaining that car, including your newly purchased tyres, are a big responsibility.Tyre problems vary from minor to major ones. Your car tyres are the only vehicle component that is linked with the roadway and helps your car run efficiently. Below find some of the most common tyre problems that every first-time car owner should know about.Over-Inflation Can Cause More Damage To The TyresWhile most car-owners know that under-inflation can cause serious damage to the tyre. Too much nitrogen or even air can cause damage to your tyres as well. Over-inflation by 1 or 2 psi is considered suitable enough, but too much causes the centre part of the tyre tread to only come in contact with the road You will then have to swap the tyres Longbridge premature with new ones costing you a lot more. Just like under-inflation should be treated soon enough, check the car manual to figure out the recommended air pressure. Bulging And Side-line Tyre CracksTyre bulging can happen due to multiple reasons, including potholes, debris, bad road condition, curbs and others. Bulging mainly causes damage to your tyres inner structure. The tyre sidewalls can handle bad road conditions, but with a weak inner structure, time will soon come when you have to replace it.Tyres depending on the quality you are investing in, are manufactured using different rubber components. Tyre cracks can happen due to several reasons:Extreme heat causes the rubber polymers to expand, which cracks with time.With deteriorating tyre condition and as tyres get older, you will see cracks appearing on the tyre sidewalls.Rubber is waterproof, yet water can sometimes enter, causing cracksTyre Tread Eventually Become Worn OutTyres Newtown tread patterns across all four tyres do not wear out at the same time. Carrying a spare tyre in this matter can help you avoid any risky situation or getting stuck in the middle of the road during an emergency. The legal tyre tread depth limit is 1.6mm and, below that, the tyre should be replaced immediatelyNarrow tread depth can result in bad handling, and you might lose control while cornering or during wet road conditions. Tyres beyond 1.6mm are safe to drive, though winter tyres come with a minimum tread depth of 4-6mm. With low tread depth, it cannot disperse water efficiently, causing hydroplaning. Change tyres immediately to increase your safety aspect.The Wheels Are Improperly Aligned/MisalignedThis happens when the tyre is not accurately perpendicular to the road. Misalignment can cause faster tyre deterioration. Proper alignment should be done and as they are not always visible, go for professional help. Misaligned will not let you drive in a straight line, causing more strain on the engine as the engine has to work harder to keep the car straight.Improper alignment can also happen due to crooked or damaged rims. It is advisable that you seek immediate help from your nearest mechanic and get them changed to avoid any daily routine disruption.The above-mentioned tyre issues are the most notable ones. Being a first-time car owner, being aware of tyre problems ensure you can handle any tough situation calmly and know when to seek tyre repair professionals. Change old tyres and ensure your car is road-worthy" ]