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How do I know if my tires are worn out?

11/10/2011

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All tires come with tread wear indicators. These are small bands of rubber between the tread blocks of a tire. When the tread is worn down to the level of the indicator, it's time to change your tires.

A tread depth of three mm is about the limit for all-season and performance tires. Winter tires are considered worn out when the tread depth dips below six mm.

Another sign that your tires are at the end of their useful lives: cracks appear in the rubber. The tires can no longer be considered safe to use.

Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2008/11/18/f-snowtires.html

9 Comments
Blackcircles link
1/19/2012 10:18:52 pm

Checking your tyres is essential but winter tyres in particular need to be checked regularly for your own safety.

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5/27/2012 10:20:49 pm

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Tyre Shopper link
8/18/2014 03:53:07 am

A very simple test is to use a 20p coin (UK) to check if the threads are below 3MM and need changing

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Kayla link
3/19/2018 08:15:44 pm

My uncle bought a foreign car for his birthday and our cousin damaged the tires by driving it off for miles. My dad suggested bringing it to an auto service for foreign car repair and shared this article with him. It says here that a worn down tread is a clear sign that the tires need to be changed.

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