When to Replace Tires After How Many Kilometers?
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Car tires are typically replaced between 60,000 to 80,000 kilometers. Tires should be replaced under the following circumstances: 1. When the tire wears down to the wear limit indicator (i.e., the tread depth is below 1.6 millimeters). 2. Tire aging. If there are numerous small cracks at the base of the tread grooves or on the tire sidewalls, the tire should be replaced immediately, regardless of whether it is new or old. 3. Tires with tread deformation or bead damage, tires that have been run underinflated leading to sidewall damage from being crushed, or tires corroded by chemicals should not continue to be used. 4. Bulging tires must not be used further. 5. Any other damage that affects the safety of the tire also prohibits its continued use.