Expert tips to increase the life of your tires

The longevity of a tire depends on more than just high quality, these are some tips that extend the life of your tire.
Note if your car is used by all family members and you find yourself buying new tires frequently. This indicates that at least one person in the family is driving with heavy feet and turning too fast, or perhaps pedaling at the last minute.
What else leads to tire wear and tear?
In the case of poor driving, tire wear also depends on your driving environment.
In the city and suburbs there are traffic lights and stop signs at every intersection not to mention traffic jams.
In the countryside, traffic moves more fluidly just keep in mind that sandy roads are not to be taken lightly.
Besides road conditions, there are some other factors, including:

• The total number of kilometers the tire has traveled, and the change of seasons.
• The air pressure, whether the pressure is high or the pressure is low, also affects tire wear. Check the tire pressure every month, in summer and winter.
• Tire misalignment can also affect the tire and make the wear uneven, so tire alignment must be adjusted annually.

Typical tire life
under normal conditions The average tire should be changed approximately every 30,000 km, to extend the life of your tires it is recommended to rotate every 5,000 to 8000 km.
To help you remember try to combine rotating your tires with your oil change schedule (every oil change) or if you live in a county where winter tires are required by law, rotate them with the season change. 
IMPORTANT
THERE IS A MANUFACTURER HISTORY ON BOTH TIRES (often inside the tyres), never buy a tire that is more than six years old. why? The rubber will harden and this will significantly reduce its life span.
Do not forget to regularly check the age and condition of your spare tire.
What is a flat tire?
This expression means that the tread pattern is so worn that it is absent and does not provide any impact on the road.

• Bald tires can be very dangerous so get rid of them at once.
• The minimum usable tread surface for a tire is 1.6mm, anything less is very shallow.

Manufacturer Warranty
There is a wide range of warranties when it comes to tyres, some manufacturers guarantee a life of their tires up to 130,000 km but this varies a lot and is usually much less.
If your tires wear out before the guaranteed mileage mark and you want to benefit from a free replacement, you need to prove that the tire wear occurred naturally.
You will also need to prove that you have taken all preventative maintenance measures indicated by the manufacturer, such as proper stowing, rotation, wheel alignment and more.
While bad roads and the weather are not under your control, the way you drive and the condition of your tires is: proper driving and regular maintenance means longer lasting tires and less money spent on fuel.