TIRES UP

How to Keep Tires Black...
Black tires can make a car look slick and brand-new, but they can be hard to maintain thanks to dirty roads and UV rays from the sun. Fortunately, you can keep your tires looking black by routinely cleaning them and applying a tire dressing. Tire dressing will protect your tires from the elements, and it can make your tires shine. Just be sure to keep up with regular applications so the brand new look of your tires doesn’t fade away!

How do I inspect my tire?

1- Check your air pressure

It’s quick and can prevent many problems
Do it once a month

See Air pressure: what should I know?
2- Check the tread wear with one of the three methods:

With a tread depth gauge
With the tread wear indicators
With the penny test

One easy way to check for wear is by using the penny test. All you have to do is grab your spare change and follow 3 easy steps.

Take a penny and hold Abe's body between your thumb and forefinger.
Select a point on your tire where tread appears the lowest and place Lincoln's head into one of the grooves.
If any part of Abe Lincoln's head is covered by the tread, you're driving with the legal and safe amount of tread. If your tread gets below that (approximately 2/32 of an inch), your car's ability to grip the road in adverse conditions is greatly reduced.

3- Inspect your tires for wear and damage problems

We’ve created an easy-to-use online tool to help you identify issues and learn how to fix them.

Use the Tire Inspector Tool
When should I inspect my tires?

Once every month
Before you go on a long road trip.

Next steps :

Any visible perforation, cut or deformation must be checked thoroughly by a tire professional.
Only a tire professional can tell you if your tire can be repaired or has to be changed.

Best Tires... you can find it @ R.D Tires (Rony Darawy)
Address: Hazmieh main road
Tel: +961-5-957540
Mobile: +961-3-295972 or +961-70-063313
email: [email protected]