Tread wear-Is it the only time to replace my car tyres?

The effect that worn out tread can have on the safety of your vehicles handling and fuel consumption is well-known. However, simply replacing your worn out tyre with a new tyre by looking for the best price tyres might not address all parts of your problem.

Tread wear can sometimes be just the symptom of hidden problems which car owners need to address immediately. While you can get the best quality Car Tyres from JK tyres, it is still important to regularly inspect the tyre for tread depth and worn crown.

How long should your tyres last?

One of the first indications to check the tyre life is to know the date when it was first fitted. Clearly high quality tyres like JK tyre have a longer life than the other tyre brands, but as per those quality standards you should always buy tyres that give more than 20,000 miles for the front wheel.

And if you are buying tyres for the rear axle, the value should be double of what you expect from the front tyres. If you are planning to shop online and find significantly higher miles, buy JK tyres because they are not only durable but deliver high performance as well.

Worn Crown and Shoulders

Sometimes, the tyre tread begins to wear more in the centre, and if you are dealing with the same situation, chances are high that your tyres are over-inflated. We suggest recommending tyre pressure and always keeping your tyres properly inflated. Both under and over inflation of tyres can a risky situation for the drivers and vehicle as well.

Worn shoulders, on the other hand, are the result of under-inflated tyre. In this case, the tyre edges share too much contact with the road surface, resulting in the uneven tyre wear across the surface. 

So, make sure that your tyres are always properly inflated and there is no leaking vale resulting in the loss of air at the wheel rim. If the tyre happens to undergo slow puncture, it’s time to replace it with a new tyre.