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step 3: Select your tire size
How to read your tire?
How to see the tire size from your side wall?
IMPORTANT: Always check your owner's manual or confirm with your local tire dealer
when you are selecting
any tire size for your vehicle!
Driving Safety
Our top ten tips for tire use & maintenance to help you improve your driving safety.
Every tyre has a Tread Wear Indicator(TWI), which forms a triangle located on the sidewall
Worn out tires compromises handling and braking distance tremendously.
Do keep a lookout for physical signs stated below, even if the tyres have not worn out yet
Bulges on tires
We recommend you to replace the tires immediately, due to high potential of tires bursting
Patches
A sign of potential air leak.
Cracks
Normally on the tire's sidewall.
All tires are not created equal, and it is important to purchase tires from a reputable company and brand that keeps your safety as a focus
Primewell tires are produced by one of the world's largest manufacturers, with full quality and safety certifications and sales in over 130 countries globally. Centers selling Primewell brand tires include over 1,600 Firestone Complete Auto Care centers in the USA, as well as numerous other large chains and local shops around the world.
Proper tire rotation on a regular basis will uniformly wear the tire, extend tire life, and improve safety.
After traveling for 8,000-10,000 km, we recommend rotating tires at a service center. When rotating tires please keep in mind “4 Consistency” – same brand, size, pattern, and size --because some vehicles have different front and rear specifications.
Many factors such as the engine, steering system, suspension system, and the tire may cause the vehicle to shake. We recommend you go to a professional service station for inspection.
Vibration causes improper tire wear and affects tread life. It is best to address this issue as soon as possible.
Vehicle pulling may be caused by a poor braking system, positioning, suspension system, transmission, or improperly worn tires
This further causes improper tire wear and affects tread life. Please visit a professional service center for an inspection and to get your car driving straight and safely
Causes of irregular tire car can include:
- Vehicle anti-lock braking system (ABS) failing
- Brake or tire lock
- Loose bearings or components
- Improper wheel balancing
- Deformed or off centered rims
Irregular wear can lead to decreased tire life and potential safety issues. Please bring your car in to perform tire balancing, wheel alignment, and suspension checks!
Tips That Help Increase Tire Life:
- High speeds will generate excessive heat, which increases the rate of tire wear. Keeping reasonable speed levels will improve tire longevity
- Avoid fast turns on curves and corners
- Avoid quick starts and hard stops when possible
- Do not ride on the edge of the pavement or drive over curbs, potholes, or other obstructions
- Bring your vehichle in for regular maintenance and tire care
Irregular wear can lead to decreased tire life and potential safety issues. Please bring your car in to perform tire balancing, wheel alignment, and suspension checks!
Always avoid replacing your tires with used ones. You never know what damages the tire suffered, and using worn tires may cause accidents or poor vehicle performance.
Please never try to mount your own tires. Visit a professional service center when you need to mount tires.
If you attempt to mount tires, you run the risk of seriously injuring yourself as well as damaging the tires and rims.
Winter tires are created using a special rubber tread formula that improves grip, traction, and braking performance at low temperatures to enhance the safety on icy and snowy roads. The tread compound can be compared to chewing gum. At temperatures below 7°C, the tread will start to harden.
If your area has very cold winters with singificant ice or snow, it is recommended that you use winter tires during these cold months. This will make your winter commute much safer and easier.
