Wheel Lifespan?
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Wheels can generally be used for 3-5 years. It is recommended not to exceed a mileage of 60,000 kilometers. The service life of wheels is directly related to the driver's habits and driving conditions. During daily vehicle use, it is necessary to make a reasonable assessment of the tires. If the tires are no longer usable, they should be replaced promptly. The following are signs indicating the need for tire replacement: 1. Sidewall bulging: If bulging appears on the sidewall of the car tire, it is necessary to replace the tire immediately, as sidewall bulging is difficult to repair. Bulging indicates that the tire cords have broken, which can lead to a blowout at any time while driving. 2. Tire cracks: Tire cracks are also relatively common during daily vehicle use. These cracks can vary in length and depth, so careful judgment is required. Severe tire cracks can lead to bulging and result in a blowout. 3. Tire wear indicators: Car tires have wear indicators, which mark the limit of tire wear. If the tire wear has reached this limit, the tires should be replaced immediately.