What are the effects of tire aging?

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MasonAnn
07/29/25 6:14pm
The following are the impacts of aging tires: 1. Increased risk of blowouts: Tire aging is one of the common causes of blowouts. As tires age, their surfaces harden, making them prone to small cracks. This increases the risk of blowouts and air leaks due to cracking. 2. Impact on vehicle performance: Tire aging directly affects the safety performance of the vehicle, such as braking distance and stability. It can easily lead to safety accidents, especially in snowy or rainy conditions, where aged tires may cause braking issues, increasing the likelihood of traffic accidents in adverse weather.
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