How Do You Know When It's Time To Replace Your Tires?

If the tire "wear indicator" in the tread groove indicates that the tread groove depth is less than 1.6 mm, it is recommended to replace the tire. The tire wear indicator is a bulge in the tread groove. When the tread wears to 1.6 mm, it will be flush with the tread. You will not be mistaken.

If you use tires with a remaining groove depth of less than 1.6 mm, there will be a sudden loss of traction and braking force in rainy weather, and the possibility of no traction in snowy weather. If you can replace the tire before it wears down to 1.6 mm, you should not have the above problems. In snowy areas, it is also wise to replace tires before they wear out. In deep snow, the tread surface of the tire should have the ability to compact and shake off the accumulated snow.