The tire is cracked and cannot be used. Tires are usually replaced every 5 years or 60000 to 80000 kilometers of vehicle travel. If there is uneven wear or if the tire reaches the warning mark of the tire groove and shows aging cracks, it is recommended to replace the tire with a new one for safety reasons.
The situation of tire cracking:
1. If the tire shows signs of aging, such as numerous small cracks at the bottom of the tread pattern or edges that are about to damage the tire body, it is necessary to replace the tire in a timely manner, regardless of how long it has been used or how much it has been worn;
2. If the depth of the remaining grooves in the tire tread reaches or is less than 1.6 millimeters, and there is an indicator mark indicating this depth in the longitudinal straight groove of the tire tread, the tire must be replaced because the drainage capacity of the tire has greatly decreased, making it more dangerous for vehicles to drive in wetlands;
3. Damaged tires should also be noted whether they need to be replaced. For example, although a tire that has been crushed due to lack of air can still be driven in an inflated state, it is recommended to replace it with a new tire in a timely manner because the internal structure of the tire may have been damaged. It is particularly important to remind that bulging tires should not be used anymore.
If the rubber of the tire has aged, it indicates that all aspects of performance have declined, such as the tire's grip and reliability under extreme conditions. These can sometimes be dangerous, especially at high speeds. It is recommended to replace the tires with new ones in a timely manner to ensure safety.
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