Regular inspection and maintenance of your tires will help to extend their life, but all tires will eventually be polished.
Tire life is not the same. It depends on your driving habits, the climate of your place of residence and how you care for your tires. All polished or damaged tires must be replaced.
Tire wear: The tread will be polished over time. Wear indicators are available on most tires. These indicator points, typically 1.6 mm in height, are the minimum tread depths that indicate safe driving. You should also check the uneven tread wear pattern to find other problems that may exist with your tire or vehicle.
Obvious damage: Please check the sidewall and tread for damage. If you notice a small crack in the sidewall – also known as a “crack”, it is time to change the tire. The sidewalls are not very thick and the damaged sidewalls may cause the tires to become unusable. You also need to check the tread, shoulder and sidewall bulges, bubbles, cuts or cracks, which are clear signals that you need new tires, even if the tires have not been polished.
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