Put winter tires on all four wheels of your car. In winter, most people want to install winter tires on both drive wheels to improve the car's starting performance. But this is not enough to ensure good handling and driving safety of the tires. Using two winter tires can only give your car better traction. In order to ensure the good handling and safety and stability of your driving control, we recommend that you install winter tires on all four wheels of your car. Note that winter tires of the same specification, brand, structure and pattern must be installed on the same axle.

Inflation and pressure of winter tires

The inflation pressure of winter tires is the same as that of ordinary summer tires, please refer to the recommended value of the car manufacturer, but it is worth noting that the extreme low temperature outdoors in winter will have a certain impact on the measured tire pressure. The lower the temperature, the lower the tire pressure measured. Therefore, it is recommended to measure the tire pressure at room temperature as much as possible. To use the correct inflation pressure to prolong tire life, make it safer, and reduce fuel consumption, tire pressure should be checked at least monthly.

The driving speed of winter tires Because winter tires are designed to have a lower maximum speed than summer tires and all-season tires, when you drive on ice, snow or non-ice, non-snow roads, especially on highways When driving, please be careful not to exceed the maximum speed allowed by the tires.

Relevant data such as the top speed of winter tires can be found on the label of winter tires, or you can directly ask the tire supplier.

Wear of winter tires

Although winter tires can show more professional performance in special climatic conditions in winter, the durability of their rubber is not much different from that of ordinary summer tires. In order to ensure safety, when winter tires wear to the wear indicator set in the longitudinal grooves of the tires (that is, wheIn order to ensure safety, when winter tires wear to the wear indicator set in the longitudinal grooves of the tires (that is, when the remaining grooves are 1.6 mm deep), they should be stopped and replaced with new tires.