What are the consequences of having different tire tread patterns?

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McAlina
07/29/25 10:04am
Having different tire tread patterns on a car can result in varying grip capabilities for each tire, leading to the vehicle pulling to one side while driving. Below is a relevant introduction about car tire replacement: 1. Replacement Timing: As the tread wears down and the degree of wear increases, it means the vehicle's braking distance will also be affected. Therefore, for safety reasons, tires should be replaced in advance. Generally, the thickness is around 8 millimeters, and when it wears down to 1.6 millimeters, it should be replaced. 2. How to Determine When Tires Should Be Replaced: Inspect the tread and the patterns on the sidewalls. If cracks appear, it indicates that the tires have severely aged and the remaining mileage they can handle is limited. In such cases, replacement should be considered as soon as possible.
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