Can tires with small cracks still be used?

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DeBeckett
07/30/25 12:51am
Generally, if there are fine cracks on the tire surface and the tread depth is still normal, there is no need to replace them. Tire lifespan: The basic lifespan of a tire is 6-8 years. Tire manufacturers do not provide a definitive statement, but it is generally recommended to use tires for 3-5 years or 60,000-80,000 kilometers. After that, the decision to replace them should be based on the mileage or wear condition of the tire after inspection. Factors affecting lifespan: Regular tire rotation, choosing the appropriate tread pattern, routine maintenance, periodic tire pressure checks, timely repairs after damage, and frequently removing stones and debris from the tread grooves are all important factors that affect tire lifespan.
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