How To Keep Your Car or Van Tyres in the Best Optimal Condition?

Even though the tyres are undoubtedly four of the most significant elements of any vehicle, surprisingly, they can be significantly neglected by most drivers. And the longer they ignore them and fail to take good care of them; the more severe the consequences can be. Consequently, that will worsen the vehicular condition and affect its overall performance, requiring costly repairs. Also, they can put you and your other road fellows in great trouble and severe risks of accidents and injuries.

Thus, instead of leaving such essential things to chance, you can significantly minimize the dangers of most worn-out Laois tyres by giving them the proper attention, care, and maintenance that they deserve.

Given below is how you can keep your car, truck, or van tyres in the best optimal condition for a prolonged period.

1. Check the vehicular tyres pressure regularly.

Whether they are under-inflated or overinflated, the air pressure inside tyres significant affect your vehicular

a) steering

b) handling

c) braking

d) mileage

e) the grip on the road, and many more.

Having incorrect tyre pressure leads your vehicle to increase fuel consumption and somehow leaves them exposed to massive wear and tear. Resultantly, over time, that may result in a severe tyre blowout, ultimately causing you to lose your hold and control over your vehicle.

However, you can greatly avoid unplanned stoppages and damage by frequently checking the air pressure in your Laois tyres at least once a month. If you cannot keep schedules routine checking, you should check the tyre pressure, particularly before heading out on long journeys or carrying heavy loads on your vehicle.

2. Check for Possible Damage

Your car, truck, or van tyres usually drive over their fair share of stones, glass, and other roadside debris. Therefore, you must give your tyres a proper check at least once a month to see any signs of damage.

If you see ant bulges, cuts, or puncture marks, then be very sure to take your vehicle to a nearby tyres centre and have it checked by a professional tyre expert immediately to get them repaired as soon as possible. Otherwise, you will have to replace your vehicular tyres entirely in severe cases, costing much in your pocket.

In addition, you need to keep in mind to always keep a spare tyre handy in your vehicle for such unexpected happenings. Nowadays, most spare tyres in Ireland are run-flat tyres that are somehow thinner than traditional Laois tyres. So, they should not be driven on rough roads over 30mph.

3. Firmly stick to your vehicular legal tread depth.

The proper tread depth of your vehicular tyres ensures excellent performance even in the harsh external environment and severe weather conditions.

If the tread depth of any of your tyres is not sufficient, it will not provide you the necessary level of grip on the wet roads, which can be dangerous for both you and your fellows. Also, anything less than the minimum legal depth in Ireland of 1.6mm tread can potentially result in a fine of £10,000 and a driving ban for some time.

In order to check the compliance of your car, truck, or van Laois tyres, you need to place a 20p metal coin into the tread groove. After positioning, if you find that the outer surface and band of the coin are entirely obscured, that indicates you are driving with a safe tread depth tyre.