Can car tires with different tread patterns be used?

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Car tires with different tread patterns cannot be used. Long-term driving with such tires poses safety hazards and can lead to severe issues like fishtailing or deviation, especially if the two tires on the same axle have inconsistent tread patterns. This is absolutely not recommended. Impacts of different tire tread patterns: Lifespan: Different tread patterns can affect the lifespan of the tires and may increase the vehicle's fuel consumption. Uneven grip: Different tread patterns can cause an imbalance in the grip of the four tires, making the car prone to skidding and posing safety risks. Comfort: Different tread patterns can negatively impact the comfort of the ride. Precautions for car tires: Tire pressure: Both overinflation and underinflation can shorten the tire's lifespan. Regular front wheel alignment checks: Improper front wheel alignment can reduce tire lifespan. Excessive camber can accelerate shoulder wear (uneven wear), while incorrect toe-in can accelerate wear on the inner or outer edges of the tire. Driving habits: Choose smooth roads when driving, avoid sharp objects like stones, glass, or metal that could puncture or damage the tires, and steer clear of chemical spills that could adhere to and corrode the tires.