What conditions must be met for tire replacement?

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EloiseFitz
07/30/25 10:14am
Conditions for tire replacement: 1. Tread depth reaches 1.6 mm; 2. Tires with uneven or severe wear; 3. External damage depth reaches the tire body or steel belt layer; 4. Tires with bulges, separation, cracks, or bead damage. When any of these four conditions occur, the tire must be replaced immediately to avoid accidents. The general lifespan of a tire is about 3 years or 80,000 kilometers, but this is not absolute. Tire wear and lifespan are highly dependent on road conditions. Smooth roads extend tire life, while bumpy or gravel roads will significantly reduce tire lifespan.
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