
2. Since tire pressure has a significant impact on tire wear, check your tire pressure at least once a month or before traveling a long distance (see chapter 1).
3. Make sure that the tire wear does not exceed the maximum allowable limit and the tread depth is not less than that recommended for your vehicle. If the wheel is deformed, leaks air, has severe rust, or large radial runout, replace it. Types of wheel rim repair that require welding are not recommended.
4. When driving at high speed, braking and accelerating the car, wheel balancing is important. Unbalanced wheels reduce the life of your tires. After installing a new tire, the wheel must be balanced. It is advisable to perform tire balancing only on special equipment.
