How to keep tires in good condition

New tires that you buy and install must comply with the recommendations in your vehicle's owner's manual. For best results, it is recommended that all tires are of the same type and size and have the same speed rating.

 – When installing new tires, be sure to balance them. Unbalanced tires cause vibrations that can lead to increased driver fatigue, as well as premature and uneven tread wear and damage to the vehicle's suspension.

 – We recommend re-balancing new tires after 1000 km. run. Even if you do not feel vibrations, this does not mean that they are not there.

 – Check the toe-in of the front and rear * axles of your car (* optional for some car models).

 – Determine which spin gives the best result for your tires. The appropriate tire rotation pattern and rotation schedule should be specified in your vehicle's owner's manual. If there is no specific schedule, the golden rule is to change tires every 10-000 kilometers. It is best to entrust this activity to a professional.

 – Do not repair tires yourself. Every time a tire bursts or is damaged, it must be removed from the rim for a thorough internal and external inspection to reveal hidden defects that could cause a crash at a later stage.