#tyre safety

[goodoldbandit]

Choose the Right Tyres for Your Motorcycle: Tube vs. Tubeless.

https://gob.stayingalive.in/unleashing-the-thrills-of/choose-the-right-tyres-for.html Selecting the perfect tyres for your motorcycle can dramatically impact your riding experience. Whether you’re a commuter, tourer, or off-road enthusiast, understanding the differences between #TubeTyres and #TubelessTyres will guide you to the best choice for your riding style. Let’s delve into the details and…

[smartrvliving]

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[acetyreonline]

Tyre Safety Myths That Must Be Debunked Soon 

Tyres, you know, are a critical safety component of your car. Your car cannot even move an inch without tyres. They are the car component that makes your ride a smooth one. The tyre industry has evolved over the years. Bridgestone tyres Peterborough now come with so many added features, which makes maintenance a lot easier. 

Tyres cannot last more than 8 years no matter how expensive they are. However, as a new car owner, you might have come across some misinformation regarding tyre safety. This would damage your tyres further rather than protect them. Below find some of the notable ones.

New Car Tyres Should Always Go At The Front

If you are looking for new sets of tyres for your car, you might have often heard, placing the new tyres at the front would increase your performance. This is completely wrong and actually, installing tyres at the rear provides you with greater hydroplaning resistance. The front-wheel axle cannot provide optimum hydroplaning resistance, and your vehicle would become a lot more susceptible to skidding on wet roads.

When you place new tyres at the back, hydroplaning would happen at the front wheels before it reaches the back one. Understeer is a condition that is easier to rectify than oversteer, which could jeopardise your safety. When going for new tyres, if you cannot purchase all four together, it would be best to check all the old tyres and observe their tread. Tread is important as it ensures grip and control while driving. 

New Tyres Can Never Deteriorate 

This is one of the biggest myths you would get to hear about tyres. New tyres indeed come in healthy condition, and good ones will last for up to 8 years. However, external factors alongside your driving habits have a huge role to play in determining your tyre’s longevity and condition. The main reasons behind tyre damage would be wear and tear, which happens only when your tyres have faced the harsh roads for a long time. 

The ageing of your tyres could also speed up if they are kept exposed to sunlight, rain and cold. New tyres can get damaged early if you do not give them the care they deserve, including keeping your vehicle in a garage, checking the tyre pressure frequently and getting the tyres rotated. 

The Sidewall Mentions Recommended Tyre Pressure 

The tyre pressure which you see marked on the sidewall of your car’s tyres is not the recommended tyre pressure. It is the maximum tyre pressure at which your car tyres would be able to safely operate even when loaded to maximum capacity. The recommended tyre pressure would be mentioned in the car manual or the door placard. 

Abiding by this, your tyres would last long. However, if you have changed the car tyre size, the recommended tyre pressure would change as well for which you should be talking to your tyre dealer. 

Excessive Pumping Causes Tyre Bursts 

Often car owners have heard that excessive pressure inside your tyre could cause a tyre blowout. However, the maximum pressure mentioned on the car manual and the tyre’s maximum pressure is completely different. This is the maximum load that the tyres could take. Chances that your tyres will burst if you exceed that number are rare. 

However, you must follow your tyre’s recommended pressure as mentioned in the car manual. The new car tyres are always more robust and durable than the older ones; however, remember too much pressure could potentially decrease your tyre’s performance. Therefore, these are some of the tyre myths, which should be debunked.

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[etbautocentres]

🚗 Ready to dive into the world of vehicle maintenance and safety? Discover the essential guide to determining the right time to replace your car tyres. From factors affecting tyre lifespan to signs indicating the need for replacement, this article covers it all. Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply want to ensure safe and efficient driving, this insightful read is for you. Buckle up and explore the fascinating world of tyre care and maintenance! 🛣️

[jktreel]

The strong bond of tyre and TPMS is a never-ending journey for assuring your safety 💪 We long for your tyres life so that you have a safe and controlled journey, along with reducing your carbon footprint!🛣️

[optimwuah-prime]

HE'S HOME‼️‼️‼️

(megs is not though, he's in a whole nother country💔)

CAN SOMEONE HELP ME FIND CLOTHES FOR HIM HE'S 12CM TRUST‼️‼️‼️

[leclercskiesahead]

Ricci reminding Carlos to drink. “If you want.”

Taking care of his boy (after nagging him on the radio). A parent.

[hyacinthsdiamonds]

I wrote this after Charles got fined for using a singular swear word. Even more true because Charles got fined what George got (for a technical infringement) and what Lando got (for starting an unsafe lap when the aborted lap signs were shown) COMBINED

[chaoticlandworlder]

It's on sight @ those who say Max only won because of the safety car (yet didn't say shit about Miami).

[alphatyresandwheels]

Wheel Alignment & Balancing for Optimal Driving | Alpha Tyres

Your car’s wheels and tyres are the foundation of a smooth, safe, and efficient ride. However, over time factors like road conditions, driving habits, and minor collisions can knock them out of their perfectly calibrated positions. That’s where regular wheel alignment and wheel balancing services from Alpha Tyres make all the difference. What is Wheel Alignment? Wheel alignment refers to the…

[sherdnerd]

The conversation about congestion charges in New York is weird. Because those in favor can understand how this could be frustrating to certain people, while those against cannot fathom the idea that somebody might be on board.

(I am on board with it. For many many reasons)

[ellearts]

More drivers are reporting that they did not feel well. Logan retiring because of heat stroke, Este throwing up in lap 15, both George and lando having to Open THEIR VISORS to get some damn air into them, Guanyu loosing AIR in the car at the beginning of the race, Fernando's ass cooked, Oscar having to lay down at the end!!! And all the 3 podium finishers not having THE STRENGHT to even spray each other and celebrate and I could go on.

I do think the fia made the right decisions about the tires but not a good decision by HAVING THIS RACE IN QATAR. AND FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS!!! This track was not made for cars, in this season in this 35 degrees Celsius!!

I consider this race to be unsafe, and I don't like Qatar from now on

I think all we can do now is hope they are doing okay.

[f1]

F1 to introduce new tyres from British Grand Prix for safety reasons | 2023 Spanish Grand Prix

The FIA has given Formula 1’s official tyre supplier Pirelli permission to introduce a new tyre specification on safety grounds. The new tyre specification will be made available for all teams to test at the Spanish Grand Prix next month. Pirelli intends to introduce the revised tyres at the British Grand Prix in July. Under F1’s rules, the range of compounds to be used during a season must be determined by December 15th of the preceding year. However it can be changed with the FIA’s approval, which was given following discussions of the Technical Advisory Committee and Sporting Advisory Committee. Pirelli’s head of motorsport Mario Isola said the change was necessary due to the increased performance of this year’s cars, which is putting the rubber under greater strain. “We’ve seen how much more performance the 2023 cars have compared to last year throughout the opening races of this season, and that is thanks to the extraordinary pace of development shown by all 10 of the teams,” said Isola. “In Miami, for example, the pole time was nearly two seconds faster than last year, but the same sort of progress has been seen during races as well. “Pirelli’s simulation work has always been aimed at not only supplying a product that hits the performance targets specified by stakeholders, but also anticipating any potential problems and reacting to them quickly.” Isola said Pirelli is bringing forwards the introduction of some developments it had made for the tyres it plans to race next year. “The new specification contains materials that we have already developed for 2024, which will make the tyres more resistant without affecting any of the other technical parameters or their behaviour on track,” he explained. “To allow all the teams to test the new construction on a level playing field, Pirelli will supply two extra tyre sets per car to be used during FP1 and FP2 at the Spanish Grand Prix.” Lap time change at the first five races of 2023 On average, lap times are 1.01 seconds quicker than last year. Changes to some circuits will have influenced this: The Miami International Autodrome was resurfaced and its chicane was eased, while an extra DRS zone was added at Albert Park in Melbourne. However DRS zones were shortened at three tracks: Bahrain, Melbourne and Miami. Advert | Become a RaceFans supporter and go ad-free 2023 F1 season Browse all 2023 F1 season articles via RaceFans - Independent Motorsport Coverage https://www.racefans.net/

[feckcops]

‘This Machine Kills Kids’: SUVs Hit With Spray Paint in Bristol

“Climate activists have welcomed the news that SUVs have been targeted with spray paint in Bristol.

“‘This machine kills kids’ was spray-painted onto the doors and bonnet of around six vehicles on Sunday night in Clifton, Bristol’s most expensive suburb, according to Bristol Live …

“SUVs, which are more polluting than normal cars – and are also more deadly when striking pedestrians – have been the target of a recent wave of climate activism. Since March 2022, guerilla climate group the Tyre Extinguishers have targeted over 10,000 SUVs across 15 countries, deflating their tyres and making them temporarily unusable.”