How Many Years Can Car Tires Last?

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SanFinley
07/25/25 4:32pm
Car tires can last up to 6 years. Here are some details about car tires: 1. Tire wear and aging: This is closely related to the vehicle's usage and environmental conditions. It's not possible to definitively determine how often tires must be replaced, but you can at least decide whether they need replacement based on your own judgment. There is a wear limit—simply put, small ridges appear periodically in the tire tread grooves. 2. Timely replacement: When tires have worn to their limit, they should be replaced immediately. Continuing to use them compromises traction, leading to longer braking distances and increased risk of skidding in wet conditions.
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