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Car Tire Safety: A Checklist to Follow
There’s nothing worse than getting a flat tire when you’re on the road. It’s an inconvenience, but even worse, it can be dangerous and is easily avoidable. Tires that are well cared for will keep your car safer, help it last a long time, and in the long run save you money. To get the most mileage out of your car tires, following a tire safety check is integral. To keep you and your passengers safe on long rides, be sure to follow the provided checklist to ensure tire safety: 1. Check air pressure The first thing you need to do is to check the air pressure. Use an air gauge to find out if the pressure on all tires, including the spare, is as per manufacturer specifications. If not, get the tires inflated at any air station. Remember to check tire pressure when the tires are cold to get an accurate reading. 2. Check the tread If you observe your car tire going bald, it indicates excess wear and tears. Insert a coin into the groove and check how deep it goes in. If you can see Lincoln’s head when you insert the coin head facing down, then it means the tire is worn out.
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