Tires influence braking, steering, ride comfort, and traction. Regular checks can help you catch problems before they become safety issues.
1. Check tread depth
Worn tread can reduce wet-weather traction. Inspect your tires regularly and replace them when tread reaches the legal or manufacturer-recommended minimum.
2. Look for uneven wear
Wear concentrated on one edge or in patches can point to alignment, inflation, suspension, or balancing issues.
3. Inspect for visible damage
Bulges, deep cuts, exposed cords, or repeated pressure loss should be inspected by a qualified tire professional.
4. Consider tire age
Even tires with usable tread can age. Check manufacturer recommendations and have older tires inspected for cracking or deterioration.
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