Proper use of tires can extend their lifespan to a certain extent or ensure driving safety:

1. Tire pressure: Car owners can regularly measure the tire pressure of the car according to the standard tire pressure marked in the vehicle user manual, the label near the B-pillar of the cab, the fuel tank cap, and other places to ensure that the tire pressure is within the normal range, which can effectively avoid the harm caused by high or low tire pressure.

2. Driving habits: Before starting the vehicle, it can be confirmed that there are no foreign objects, sharp objects, or other objects on the car tires, which can reduce the probability of tire damage; When encountering obstacles such as curbs, protruding stones, manhole covers, speed bumps, etc. during driving, one should avoid or slow down to avoid bulging the tires due to impact.

3. Pay attention to tire condition: Car owners can pay more attention to the degree of wear, aging, and damage of the tires. Once severe pattern wear and aging are found, they should be replaced in a timely manner to ensure driving safety; If the tire is damaged, the wound should be evaluated to determine whether it should be repaired or replaced.

4. Four wheel alignment: If there are inaccurate positioning data, shaking of the car disc, or uneven tire wear, the owner can re align the car tires to ensure that they can be used normally.