HOW TO IDENTIFY A WORN OUT TWO WHEELER TYRE, FROM TVS EUROGRIP, the bike tyre specialist.

As a two-wheeler rider, one of the most important things you can do to ensure your safety on the road is to regularly check the condition of your tyres. Over time, your tyres can become worn out and lose their ability to provide proper grip and stability, which can lead to a dangerous situation on the road. Here are some tips on how to identify a worn out two-wheeler tyre:

Check the tread depth: The tread is the rubber pattern on the surface of the tyre that provides traction and grip. Over time, the tread will wear down, reducing the tyre’s ability to grip the road. To check the tread depth, use a coin to measure the depth of the tread grooves. If the depth is less than 1.6mm, it’s time to replace the tyre.

Look for signs of cracking: Over time, the rubber on the tyre can start to crack, especially if the tyre has been exposed to high temperatures or UV light. Look for any signs of cracking on the tyre surface, which can weaken the tyre and increase the risk of a blowout.

Check for swelling / bulges or bubbles: If you notice any bulges or bubbles on the tyre surface, this is a sign that the tyre has developed a weak spot. This can be caused by hitting a pothole or other road hazard, and can lead to a sudden blowout or loss of control.

Check the age of the tyre: Even if the tyre looks fine, it’s important to check its age. Tyres can become brittle and lose their elasticity over time and cause breakage, even if they haven’t been used much. Also look for side wall cracks. Check the manufacturing date on the sidewall of the tyre – if it’s more than 5 years old, it’s time to replace the tyre.

Vehicle Handle Wobbling: Check for Uneven wear on the tyre surface can be a sign of alignment or suspension issues, or of an improperly inflated tyre. If you notice any uneven wear patterns, have your bike checked by a mechanic to identify the root cause.

By regularly checking the condition of your two-wheeler tyres, you can help ensure your safety on the road. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it’s important to replace the tyre as soon as possible to avoid any potential risks.

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