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The attentive eye of an experienced motorist can notice even seemingly insignificant details. But the little things are critical, both when inspecting your own car and choosing a
There are of course many reasons for tire wear. For example, they suffer from constant low-pressure driving. We will tell you where to look if atypical defects appear.
For example, a very small and very thin wear on the outside of the rubber indicates that the silent blocks at the front or rear need to be replaced. During use, they can crack or even turn over. This violates the camber angles, but at first absolutely nothing changes in the behavior of the car. But if you tighten it with a replacement, the car’s new “shoes” could be written off as scrap.
Wave-like abrasions in the tread indicate high-speed vibrations. Possible causes are imbalance or a problem with the wheel bearing. In this case, you need to jack up the car and shake the steering wheel. “Shoe” response? So we urgently change the hub. Otherwise, the bearing will collapse from the inside and the car will end up in a curve without a wheel.
And the imbalance occurs with different consequences. The result is a “figure eight” on the disk. If the defect is small and the speeds are in the city, the driver will not feel anything. However, the car will begin to “eat” the “rubber”.
Further. If you feel stray vibrations when braking or accelerating, pay attention to the inside of the wheel. There may be signs of heavy wear on the rim. The edge literally peels off. This threatens that one day the “balloon” will pop off and roll away in an unknown direction.
The reason is that a tape is put on the “casting” that does not match the default parameters of this disc. It’s a lot wider, but such a trifle is enough to cause distortion. The rim cannot withstand the load exerted on it by the sidewall of the tire and gradually erases. “Rubber” is also injured in the seats and becomes unfit for further use.
There are of course many reasons for tire wear. For example, they suffer from constant low-pressure driving. We will tell you where to look if atypical defects appear.
For example, a very small and very thin wear on the outside of the rubber indicates that the silent blocks at the front or rear need to be replaced. During use, they can crack or even turn over. This violates the camber angles, but at first absolutely nothing changes in the behavior of the car. But if you tighten it with a replacement, the car’s new “shoes” could be written off as scrap.
Wave-like abrasions in the tread indicate high-speed vibrations. Possible causes are imbalance or a problem with the wheel bearing. In this case, you need to jack up the car and shake the steering wheel. “Shoe” response? So we urgently change the hub. Otherwise, the bearing will collapse from the inside and the car will end up in a curve without a wheel.
And the imbalance occurs with different consequences. The result is a “figure eight” on the disc. If the defect is small and the speeds are in the city, the driver will not feel anything. However, the car will begin to “eat” the “rubber”.
Further. If you feel stray vibrations when braking or accelerating, pay attention to the inside of the wheel. There may be signs of heavy wear on the rim. The edge literally peels off. This threatens that one day the “balloon” will pop off and roll away in an unknown direction.
The reason is that a tape is put on the “casting” that does not match the default parameters of this disc. It’s a lot wider, but such a trifle is enough to cause distortion. The rim cannot withstand the load exerted on it by the sidewall of the tire and gradually erases. “Rubber” is also injured in the seats and becomes unfit for further use.
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