How to prevent a tire blowout
Do you know the tire pressure would vary with temperature? The tire pressure must be a little higher in winter. According to the statistics, almost 50% of the tires failures are caused by under-inflation. If the vehicles are still moving with underinflated tires, it would make the internal tires deformed, and heated up gradually. The tire pressure would go up with increasing heat accordingly, finally leading to the blowout. Drivers have better form a good habit of checking the tire pressure periodically. If you can’t check the tire pressure status visually, a well-performed tire pressure monitoring system is a suggestion for tire safety. Also, you can go to the 4S shop to check on tire status every month or half a month.
Some drivers keep using out-of-date tires thinking that they are not at fault. It’s a very high risk if you keep using the out-of-date tires. The life span of tires is about 2 or 3 years or 60,00 km mileage. The tires of out of life span or heavy wear should be replaced in time. The rubber has a 5-year life span. The usage and storage condition would affect the tire’s life span. So keep an eye on your vehicle and try, to replace these aging, hurt, and heavily worn tires.