What is the service life of tires?
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Tires have a service life of 2-3 years or 60,000-100,000 kilometers of driving. Details are as follows: 1. Chinese regulations stipulate that tires must be replaced when the tread wear reaches 1.6mm, as tire performance deteriorates, reducing grip and drainage capabilities, which in turn lowers safety. In terms of mileage, a U.S. test report indicates that all-season tires can last over 113,000 kilometers. Different brands of tires may have varying lifespans. 2. The general principle for determining tire lifespan is a normal service period of 5 years, determined by tire quality. Aging and cracking of the rubber, reduced load capacity, and increased risk of blowouts are common issues. Within the normal service period, tires should be replaced when the wear reaches the raised markers in the tread grooves.