Should You Replace One or Two Car Tires?
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If one tire is damaged, it's safest to replace both tires simultaneously. This ensures consistency in brand, specifications, tread pattern, and structure between the two tires. However, not all vehicles require replacing two tires - the decision depends on specific circumstances. Here are the scenarios: 1. Replacing one tire: Suitable for new vehicles with low mileage where tires on the same axle show similar wear; 2. Replacing two tires: When tires have traveled tens of thousands of kilometers but don't yet require full replacement, yet one tire develops issues. Replacing just one could create height imbalance causing bumpy rides or steering pull at higher speeds. 3. Replacing two pairs: When repair shops lack the exact brand/model, replace one pair for short-term use or two pairs for long-term driving.