Does Having Different Tires on the Left and Right Sides Affect the Car?
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Having different tires on the left and right sides does affect the car. It can cause impact on the tires themselves and lead to inconsistent braking resistance, keeping the anti-skid system constantly engaged. Below are specific details about car tires: Parameter Identification: Besides the production date, the sidewall of a tire may have markings like 185/55R15-86V, which correspond to the tire width, aspect ratio, tire type, rim diameter, load index, and speed rating. Tire Replacement: The need for tire replacement can be determined based on the tire's usage and condition. When cracks, bulges, or worn tread patterns appear on the tire surface, it's time to replace the tire promptly. Tire bulges occur due to impacts that break the internal metal wires of the tire, causing bulges. Continuing to drive at high speeds or over long distances with such damage can easily lead to tire blowouts and accidents.