What Impact Does Driving Habits Have On Tires?

① Start smoothly. Because the wheel suddenly rotates from a stationary state, severe friction occurs between the tire and the road surface, which will accelerate crown wear.
② Drive at medium speed. According to information, when the vehicle speed changes from medium to high speed, the tire mileage will be reduced by 15%. In addition, the higher the vehicle speed, the greater the wave vibration frequency. When the vehicle speed reaches a certain critical speed, the wave deformation on the surface of the tire crown will increase significantly, forming a stationary waveform. This is the tire standing wave phenomenon. When the standing wave phenomenon occurs, the tire will be out of round, the tire temperature will rise sharply, and the ply and tread will peel off and fly apart. In small cases, it may cause tire damage, and in large cases, it may cause major traffic accidents.
③ Try to avoid emergency braking. During emergency braking, the wheels change from rolling to dragging, causing friction between parts of the tires and the road surface, causing severe wear due to overheating. If emergency braking is used frequently at high speeds, a large amount of heat will be generated, causing tire aging and causing malignant damage to the tires.