How Many Tire Repairs Before Replacement is Recommended?
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Under normal circumstances, tires should be replaced directly after 3-5 repairs. Here are the relevant details: 1. When a tire has a puncture wound, even if it is repaired, the wounded area remains the weakest part of the tire. Over time, especially when driving in rainy conditions, water can seep into the wound, eventually causing the tire to leak again. Therefore, when a tire has 3-5 wounds, it has generally reached its service limit. 2. Since replacing a tire changes the mass balance between the tire and the wheel, an unbalanced wheel can cause severe vibrations at high speeds, affecting driving safety. Hence, it is essential to perform tire dynamic balancing after replacement. 3. If the tread or sidewall of the tire is severely damaged, it indicates that the tire can no longer be used and must be replaced to ensure driving safety.