Hello friends, welcome to my blog. On this occasion I will discuss when you have to change tires. Actually you already know physically, technically there is a way to measure it. We can measure the thickness of the tires, the size of the tire thickness is at least 2-3 mm from the protruding lines, and actually a thickness of 2 mm can still be used if the road is dry. The problem is when the road is wet or there are puddles of water. Because water cannot be compressed, so if the thickness of the tire is less than 3 mm, then water cannot pass through the already thin trough.
As a result your tires will float on the water which causes the tires to slip and cannot be controlled, it is very dangerous for the driver. You should check the condition of your tires if you are traveling long.
Sometimes there are tires that are too thin on the other side, so this can be a problem if left unchecked. Don't forget to check the age of the tires as well, this will also affect the condition of your tires. The way to see the age of the tires, you can look at your tires. Usually there are 4 numbers lined with an oval. The first two numbers are the date of manufacture, and the next two numbers are the year of manufacture.
Optimally, tires are enough to be used for 5 years, then replaced. Because basically the rubber material will harden over time. So that the hardened rubber cannot grip the road surface. It is recommended that your tires be replaced, right? then the car is not stable.
For tire changes, you should give it to a tire shop, because they have complete tools. I also recommend that when changing tires, you ask for balancing too. Usually one package with tire changes, and also ask for sporing. In the next blog I will explain why balancing and sporing are necessary. I hope my blog is useful for you guys. And I don't forget to thank you for your attention.
