Monthly Archives - November 2020

27 Nov

Can The Nail on The Side of The Tire Be Repaired?

 Can The Nail on The Side of The Tire Be Repaired? Tires punctured are something that most car owners will encounter. In most cases, low-cost tire repairs can solve the problem. However, there are some situations where we do not recommend repairing the tires, but should replace the tires directly-that is, the side nails. To explain this clearly, we cut the tire. It can be seen that there are only some curtains on the sidewall of the tire and it [...]

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25 Nov

Three Advantages of Tubeless Tire

 Three Advantages of Tubeless Tire Compared with general inner tube tires, all-steel radial tires have the following three advantages. First, anti-puncture = safety-the surface of the vacuum tire is a layer of high-quality rubber. After inflation, the surface tension increases, and a certain pressure is formed on the inner surface, which improves the self-sealing ability against the breach. Once punctured, it is unlike ordinary tires. In that way, all the gas will be released in an instant, and it will last [...]

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23 Nov

How Many Years Does A Tire Can Be Used?

How Many Years Does A Tire Can Be Used? Regarding the service life of tires, some car owners care very much, but some car owners disagree. I have seen a Buick Excelle tire that has been used for 8 years. It is full of cracks and deep cracks. It looks like it is about to blow out, but the owner still does not replace it and continues to use it. Some car owners are just the opposite. The tires are [...]

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19 Nov

Are the Tires Airtight, And Why Are They Still Leaking?

Let us talk about tires and valves, both of which are made of rubber. There are gaps between rubber molecules, and the tire is a composite structure with steel wires and cord wiring layers and airtight layers in the middle, which are tightly combined, but there are still gaps. Besides, the tire and wheel hub are also not completely sealed. There still may have gap between rubber and metal. Finally, let’s talk about the wheels, most of the wheels are aluminum [...]

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17 Nov

With So Many Car Tire Brands, How to Choose?

With So Many Car Tire Brands, How to Choose? 1. Michelin tires The first one I considered was the Michelin tire, which we called the “Fatty”. It originated in France and can be said to be the global tire leader and the inventor of radial tires. Michelin belongs to the category of comfortable tires. The raw material is soft rubber, which is second to none in terms of noise reduction. However, the tires are thin and wear-resistant. 2. Bridgestone tires Bridgestone tires come [...]

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14 Nov

From Equipment to Driving Safety, The Most Detailed Self-Driving Guide in History

From Equipment to Driving Safety, The Most Detailed Self-Driving Guide in History Notice: This article has 30290 words, you can read the part that you are interesting most. § On-board equipment Before traveling by car, it is best to list the items you need to bring and write them on paper. You can put a “tick” on the details for each item you load to avoid omissions. 1. Car: For self-driving travel, the car is of course the most important, preferably SUV, (like [...]

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12 Nov

Do I Need To Balance The Tires After A Tire Repair?

Some time ago, the left front wheel of the car was nailed, and I drove directly to the roadside repair shop to repair the tire with tyre patch. After repairing, the repairer did not balance the repaired tire. I strongly requested the boss to do it.  But I was overjoyed after the boss said the reason. It turned out that the boss made a mark with chalk on the valve before picking up the tyre, and after the tyre was [...]

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07 Nov

Comparison for 5 Different Tire Repair Solutions(Rubber Seal String)

If you are an old driver, you will definitely find different tire repair shops with different repair methods. What is the difference between them? What are the advantages and disadvantages? 1. The Most Primitive Rubber Seal String Method Puncture the damaged tire with a special insert tool, and then fill the damaged tire with a rubber seal string. After the glue has solidified, inflate the tire and apply soapy water around the rubber strip to check for air leaks. At last, use [...]

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05 Nov

5 Ways to Self-check Tire Leaks

5 Ways to Self-check Tire Leaks “Oh! I only inflated the tire a few days ago, and it has become flat again.” My colleague complained. After all, it’s not just a bicycle that runs out of air. It takes time and effort to inflate car tires. The tire is one of the important components to ensure the safety of the car. If there is a problem, the driver will not be safe in driving. Today, let’s talk to you about [...]

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