Do car tires need to be replaced after running 100,000 kilometers in one year?

[McFinley]

If car tires have run 100,000 kilometers in one year and are worn below the warning line, they need to be replaced; if they haven't reached the warning line yet, replacement isn't necessary. Tires are rubber products, and prolonged use leads to wear and aging, so regular replacement is required. Tire usage precautions: 1. Normally, the shelf life of tires is three years; 2. After installing new tires, it's essential to perform a dynamic balance test on each wheel to prevent abnormal vibrations; 3. Regularly check tire pressure during daily use; 4. If tire pressure is found to be inappropriate during use, adjust it immediately, as it can affect the car's handling and safety.