In order to avoid tire blowouts caused by tire aging, it is necessary to understand the lifespan of the tire in order to have a clear understanding. We have learned from professionals that if the tire is not used frequently and the driving environment is not harsh, it is best to have a garage that can ensure a relatively small temperature difference. Generally, the tire can be used normally for 3 years without any problems, provided that it is checked frequently and used with care as much as possible.

Parking in crowded cities sometimes requires getting on the curb, and in poor road conditions in the suburbs, crushing small stones can also cause excessive tire wear, which is inevitable. So before driving normally, develop the habit of circling around the car and check if there are any external injuries to the tires. If bulging or obvious injuries are found, they should be dealt with or replaced in a timely manner.

Incorrect tire pressure is also an important cause of tire blowouts. Each tire is marked on the side with the maximum tire pressure it can withstand. If the inflation pressure is close to the maximum tire pressure it can withstand, the tire pressure will increase or even exceed the maximum tire pressure after hot weather and high-speed driving, and tire blowouts are inevitable. It is recommended to install an external tire pressure monitoring device on vehicles without tire pressure monitoring configuration, which is very beneficial for preventing tire safety and maintaining tire service life.

If the tire pressure is too low, the curtain layer on the sidewall of the tire will bear greater pressure than the standard inflation pressure. If the tire is driven under low air pressure for a long time, both the rubber and the curtain layer will undergo severe deformation, increasing wear and aging. In this case, when driving on poor road conditions or under significant external force impact, the tire will undergo irregular deformation, and the continuous deformation of the internal curtain will cause a sharp increase in curtain temperature, resulting in material fatigue. The consequence of curtain breakage is tire blowout.

Tires are exposed to wind and sun every day, and they are responsible for all the dirty and tiring work. It can be said that they are the most dedicated parts of a car. In addition, tires are the only place on the car that comes into contact with the ground. If a tire bursts and loses grip, other advanced systems will be of no use. So in daily life, we need to give more care to the tires. Finally, I would like to remind you to do these things in your daily life:

1. Before getting on the car, go around the car and check if the tires are damaged

2. Install tire pressure monitoring as much as possible to eliminate potential hazards

3. Regularly observe the tire pressure and condition of the spare tire

4. Understand the techniques for changing tires.