Tires are very important for driving safety. Only by paying attention to maintenance at ordinary times can we reduce wear and tear, prolong the service life of tires and ensure the driving safety of vehicles. So what should we pay attention to in order to reduce unnecessary tire wear?

When driving a vehicle at ordinary times, try not to rub tires in places such as flower beds and curbs. On the one hand, there is great wear on the tire surface, on the other hand, it is easy to cause tire extrusion deformation after friction, which leads to tire damage.

Then, get into the habit of checking the tire pressure regularly, and don't let the tires often work in a low tire pressure environment. Due to insufficient air pressure and uneven stress, the tires are seriously worn during driving. As for the tire pressure, it can be slightly lower in summer because of the high temperature, and it will be slightly higher in cold weather.

Another thing that car owners need to remember to do is to change the fetal position regularly, generally speaking, it is cross-replacement. The purpose of this is to make all the tires wear more evenly and avoid the situation that one or two tires are particularly worn. After the replacement is completed, it is necessary to do a dynamic balance, so that the transposed tire is still stable without jitter and does not affect the driving experience.

In addition to these precautions, car owners should avoid frequent sudden braking or slamming on the accelerator when driving, which is quite serious for tires. We usually try to drive at a constant speed to minimize the extra wear of the tires.

It will get cold soon. It often snows when it is cold in the north. It is very dangerous to drive in the snow if the vehicle has insufficient tire pressure and serious wear. We must ensure that the tires driving in the snow maintain normal tire pressure, and the pattern wear is not serious, so as to drive more safely and protect the tires.

To sum up, it is actually very simple to make tires wear-resistant for a long time. As long as the tire pressure is appropriate, normal driving is enough, and not intense driving will reduce tire wear. There is nothing else to pay attention to.