Before driving, check the tires for bulges, cracks, cuts, nails, lack of air and abnormal wear. If found, repair them immediately. Check whether the tire grooves are punctured by debris, metal sheets, glass, etc., or whether there are stones or other foreign objects stuck in the tread grooves. If found, use a screwdriver to remove them. Check the tightening condition of the tire fixing nut and tighten it in time if it is loose. If the tire pressure is found to be 20% lower than the standard, you must go to the nearest tire shop to remove the tire as soon as possible and have it inspected by a professional. Pay attention to whether the vehicle body rims are deformed, cracked or otherwise damaged to facilitate driving safety.
