Do I have to maintain the current specifications if I want to change tires?

Never choose a tire smaller than the original specification. When replacing a tire, you should choose a tire of the same specification as much as possible. If you want to upgrade, please listen to the vehicle manufacturer's suggestions.

Is the tire as wide as possible?

The China International Automobile Wheel Trade Show believes that wide tires can improve comfort and appearance, but if the tire width changes significantly compared to the original, it will affect the performance of the vehicle. The original tires should be selected as much as possible, which can ensure that your on-board computer system functions normally, so as to efficiently control such as anti-lock lock braking system, traction control system, fuel management system, electronically controlled automatic transmission and electronic control and stability system, etc. . Changing the tire width too much will send wrong information to the computer, which will greatly affect the performance of the vehicle.

Can different types of tires be "mixed" in my car?

The mixed-use of tires with different specifications, different structures, and different wear levels will affect the handling and stability of the vehicle. In order to maximize the design performance of the vehicle, the four wheels should use the same tire-except for special tires (such as snow tires). The prerequisite for mixing tires of different specifications and structures must be: use tires of the same specifications and structure coaxially. The radial and bias tires must not be mixed in the same axis.

If I only buy two new tires, should I put them on the front or rear wheels?

If the two new tires you bought have the same specifications and structure as the two remaining tires on the car, we recommend that you install the new tire on the rear axle. If you only want to change a new tire, we also recommend that you put it on the rear axle, and put the lightest of the remaining three on the rear axle.

Isn’t it hard to fit the tire on the rim? Can't I pretend?

China Tire exhibition reminds you: Never attempt to install your own tires. The installation of tires requires professionally trained technicians to use professional equipment. If you want to install it yourself, you are not only risking damage to the tires and rims but also may hurt yourself.

Does the new tire need any special maintenance?

When the new tire is just changed, you may feel different from the old tire. Please drive carefully when you are gradually familiar with the performance and handling of the new tire. Especially be careful when braking, accelerating, turning, or driving in rainy weather because, under these conditions, the difference between old and new tires is the most obvious.

How long should my original tire run?

Goodyear has never provided a written mileage guarantee for the original tire. Due to the ever-changing characteristics of the tire's structural characteristics, tread formula, matching vehicles, regional conditions, driving habits, etc., it is difficult to give the exact mileage index of the tire. However, if you have any questions about tire wear, you are welcome to make further assessments with the local Goodyear designated retailer.

Are light truck tires all-weather tires?

The tread pattern of light truck tires is thicker. This tire is actually suitable for any weather and road conditions and can be driven on-road or off-road conditions. On rainy or muddy days, the open self-cleaning tread pattern of all-road terrain tires provides excellent traction, and its jagged edges firmly grip rock and uneven ground. The design life of the four seasons and all seasons tires is long, and the tread design is thick, which is conducive to drainage, snow, and silt. It takes into account the traction of wet and icy roads and takes into account the performance of dry roads. Its distinctive feature is a large number of undercut tread fine lines, which improves the traction of tires on icy and wet roads, and can be classified as mud and snow tires.