Can a cracked tire still be used?

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OElle
07/29/25 6:41pm
Tires with minor cracks can still be used, but it is recommended to replace tires every four years. If small cracks appear during use, they do not affect normal operation as this is a natural aging phenomenon of the rubber. However, if the tire has severe cracking, immediate replacement is advised. The causes of tire cracking are as follows: 1. Traumatic cracking. This type of cracking occurs irregularly in terms of location, shape, and size, caused by collisions, compression, or scraping against foreign objects while driving. 2. Aging cracks. These cracks typically appear in the later stages of tire use, commonly found on the tire shoulder or lower sidewall areas, or at the base of tread grooves. Generally, they do not impact the tire's lifespan or safety performance and usually do not require premature replacement.
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