Tires on properly balanced wheels, with the prescribed pressure maintained, wheel geometry correctly adjusted, and shock absorbers in good working order, wear approximately evenly across the entire surface of the tread. Discussing the service life of specific tire brands is pointless, as this lifespan depends on many factors: the quality of the roads the vehicle is driven on, the air pressure in the tires, driving style, and weather conditions.
Rapid wear of tires is primarily caused by a sporty driving style, abrupt starts and abrupt braking.
Please note: Road traffic regulations require that tire tread depth be at least 1.6 mm, and that this depth must be uniform across the entire tread surface. However, for safety reasons, we recommend replacing tyres when the profile depth reaches 3 mm.
Tire wear (VW Beetle)
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