HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR TYRES & PREVENT TYRE PUNCTURES
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Check for damage:Regularly inspect your tires for damage, such as cracks, bulges, knots, penetrations, or air loss.
Maintain pressure: The correct tire pressure is important for preventing punctures and extending the life of your tires. Low pressure can increase the risk of a flat tire, while overinflated tires can be less stable and more likely to puncture
Get your wheels aligned:Regularly getting your wheels aligned can help ensure your treads wear evenly and last longer.
Rotate your tires: Rotating your tires can help prevent punctures.
Carry a repair kit:Keep a puncture repair kit in your car with spare CO2 canisters or a pump and enough glue.
Use tire sealants cautiously: Tire sealants are not recommended for regular or non-tubeless tires. For tubeless tires, sealant can help prevent air from escaping and keep tires inflated.
Choose high-quality tires:Choosing high-quality tires can help prevent punctures.
Drive properly:Using proper driving techniques can help prevent punctures.