tire life

It is recommended not to exceed 3-4 years or 60,000-80,000 kilometers.
Most car owners are very frugal and generally do not replace tires until the tread wear reaches the limit. But tires are rubber products and have a lifespan. They will age and crack over time. Wear occurs due to the friction that supports the vehicle for a long time and provides driving and braking for the car's movement. If the mileage is less and the road conditions are good, the service life is 3-4 years if only measured in terms of time; if the mileage is large and the road condition is good, the service life is 60,000-80,000 kilometers. However, in real life, most of our cars run at low speeds, parked outdoors on the roadside, exposed to wind, sun, and rain all year round. In addition, vehicle quality and driving habits are also different, so 3- Four years or 60,000-80,000 kilometers are only ideal standards. As tires wear and age, the vehicle's handling performance will also decrease, which will cause many safety hazards. When you encounter punctures, bulges, tire cracks, etc. during daily driving, you must check and replace them in time.