Can tires with fine cracks on the surface still be used?

[VanGenesis]

Yes. Fine cracks on the tire surface indicate that the tire has entered the aging stage, but they generally have little impact on daily driving, and the tire can still be used. Of course, if conditions permit, it is advisable to replace the tire at a professional service center as soon as possible for a better driving experience. Here is some relevant information: There are generally two reasons for fine cracks on the tire surface—normal tire aging and prolonged driving with insufficient tire pressure. Tires are made of rubber, and when exposed to wind, rain, and sunlight for extended periods, the rubber gradually loses its original elasticity and toughness, leading to the formation of fine cracks. Although tires in this condition can still function normally, if the cracks become more severe, the tire should be replaced as soon as possible.