How to Adjust Tire Wear?
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Tire wear adjustment methods are as follows: 1. Adjust tire pressure. Both overinflation and underinflation can cause uneven tire wear. When tire pressure is too low, the tire bends inward, which can lead to severe wear on the tire edges. When tire pressure is too high, the central tread of the tire will experience accelerated wear. Therefore, it's important to regularly check whether the tire pressure is at a normal level. Generally, inflating or deflating according to the vehicle's specified tire pressure is sufficient. 2. Perform wheel balancing regularly. Due to manufacturing processes or certain external factors, the mass distribution of wheel components may become uneven. When car wheels rotate at high speeds, this can create dynamic imbalance. To prevent or correct this condition, counterweights are added during dynamic conditions to balance the wheel edges, thereby avoiding uneven tire wear. 3. Perform wheel alignment regularly. Wheel alignment enhances driving safety, extends tire lifespan, reduces fuel consumption, minimizes tire wear, and decreases suspension component wear. Therefore, it's essential to schedule regular wheel alignment at 4S shops or professional repair facilities.