Should tires be replaced after seven years and 30,000 kilometers?
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Tires that have been used for seven years and 30,000 kilometers need to be replaced. Tire replacement cycle: Generally, the tire replacement cycle is around 5 years or 50,000 kilometers. The shelf life of rubber is typically about five years. If there are no obvious cracks or signs of aging on the tire surface, you can check the distance between the wear indicators in the main tread grooves and the tread wear layer. If the wear indicators are almost level with the tread wear layer, the tires should be replaced. Reasons for replacement: Rubber gradually ages over time, and most tires will start to show signs of aging and cracking after about 4 years. Tires are closely related to safety, so replacement is recommended.