What Are the Five Major Signs Before a Car Tire Bursts?
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Mainly concentrated on the tire tread and sidewalls. The specific details are as follows: Tire sidewall cracks: Not all issues with tires are concentrated on the tread; some problems can also appear on the sidewalls. By observing the visible cracks and cuts on the tire sidewalls, these small grooves indicate potential future air leaks. Tread wear indicator lines: When tires are brand new or have minimal wear, these indicator lines are hardly noticeable. However, when wear reaches a certain level, these lines hidden in the tread grooves become visible. Excessive vibration and shaking: A certain amount of shaking is unavoidable while driving, especially on poor road conditions. With sufficient driving experience, one can judge what level of shaking is within a reasonable range and what indicates a vehicle malfunction. Tire tread depth: The tread depth must be greater than 1.6 millimeters. If you frequently drive on slippery, low-friction roads, it's best to ensure the tread depth is twice this value. Additionally, you can purchase a gauge specifically to measure the tread depth. Bulges and blisters on the tire: In some cases, the outer surface of the tire may develop bulges and blisters that protrude beyond the normal tire surface due to insufficient strength. If the vehicle is not promptly taken to a repair shop to check for tire issues, areas with inadequate strength on the tread can lead to sudden bursts.
