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Beyond tread, tyre age and structural condition are critical. Rubber degrades over time, Westerly sun, heat, and UV exposure in Perth accelerate this. Professional advice typically recommends replacing tyres every 6–10 years, regardless of how much tread remains. Visible cracks, bulges, or sidewall damage are red flags for structural failure and increased blowout risk, tyres exhibiting these signs should be replaced immediately
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Tyre lifespan varies by compound, driving habits, and conditions. But it’s common for a set to last 40,000 to 60,000 km, or around 5 to 6 years, whichever comes first. Hot climates, rough roads, or aggressive driving can shorten that. Even unused tyres degrade with time due to heat and UV exposure.
You may just replace one tyre, but it’s safer to use the same brand and ensure all tyres have at least 3mm tread. Mismatched tyres can affect vehicle stability and drivetrain systems.
Sidewall codes show tyre width (mm), aspect ratio (height as % of width), and rim diameter (inches), plus construction type and load/speed ratings.
Yes, most petrol stations provide tyre air pumps, usually free. They are sufficient for standard car tyres’ pressure needs.
Good tyre life relies on consistent maintenance: correct tyre pressure, regular rotations (every 10,000–15,000 km), proper alignment, and avoiding overloading. Monthly inspections for wear, cracks, or embedded debris catch early issues. Smooth driving, avoiding harsh braking or aggressive cornering, also conserves tread.