When is the Right Time to Replace Car Tires?
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Determine whether to replace by observing the appearance and testing. Here is relevant information about tires: 1. Directly check the production date of the tire: Generally, tires will have a production date marked on them, and they should be replaced after a certain period. Some people may not drive much, but if the tires have been in use for seven or eight years, they need to be replaced periodically even if the mileage hasn't been reached. 2. Check the tire wear indicators: There are some raised points in the grooves of the tire. If the wear on the tire reaches these points, it indicates that the tire needs to be replaced. Continuing to use it beyond this point can be dangerous. 3. Use a coin to check the tire wear: This method is quite simple—just place the coin on the wear point. If the coin only covers a small part of the point, it means the tire is nearly worn out and it's time to replace it.