How Long Should Car Tires Be Used Before Replacement?
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Tires generally need to be replaced after three to five years of use or after driving 50,000 to 80,000 kilometers on the road. The following situations require tire inspection or replacement: Tire Wear: There is a wear limit indicator on the tire. When the tire tread reaches the wear limit mark or the tread depth is less than 1.6mm, the tire must be replaced. Tire Bulging: If the tire bulges, continuing to drive is very dangerous. If deformation is noticed, immediately take it to a repair shop for professional inspection. Tire Aging: Severely aged tires. A clear sign of severe aging is the appearance of numerous obvious cracks on the tire sidewall. If not replaced promptly, it can easily lead to a blowout on the road.