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How Summer Impacts Your Tires

Drivers have trusted Tire Max Total Car Care for high quality auto repairs and tires. From the moment you walk into our<br>shop we do our very best to exceed your expectations.

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How Summer Impacts Your Tires

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  1. Drivers have trusted Tire Max Total Car Care for high quality auto repairs and tires. From the moment you walk into our shop we do our very best to exceed your expectations. The summer heat can be tough on your car, including the tires. Tires are one of the most critical parts of your vehicle, but we often don’t think about them until there’s a problem. Unfortunately, when temperatures soar during the summer, you are at a greater risk of a tire blowout.

  2. TIRES TOO HOT TO TOUCH HIGH AIR PRESSURE DO NOT RELY ON TPMS Many new cars come with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that warns the driver when tire pressure gets too low. However, your system won’t warn you if the pressure gets too high, which is why you have to check it manually with a tire pressure gauge. Make sure to keep a tire pressure gauge in your glove box to check your tire pressure regularly. If you notice that the pressure is higher than usual, it’s a sign that your tires are overheating. The most obvious sign that your tires are overheating is if they’re too hot to touch. If you can’t keep your hand on the tire for more than a couple of seconds, then it’s time to find a shady spot and let them cool down.

  3. Check tire pressure: Measure the pressure in all four tires with a tire pressure gauge before hitting the road. Then, recheck them every couple of hours to ensure they haven’t lost any pressure. Replace the worn out tires: If your tires are already worn out, they’re more likely to blow out in the summer heat. Then replace it as soon as possible, because it may lead to cause accident on the road.

  4. Clean your tires and wheels: Treating your tires with a protectant can help prevent cracking and premature wear. You should also regularly clean your tires and wheels to remove any brake dust build-up, which can also cause cracking. Do not drive too fast: The slower you drive, the cooler your tires will stay. We know it’s tempting to put the pedal to the metal on a long open road, but resist the urge and stick to the speed limit. Not only will it help keep your tires cool, but it could also save you from getting a speeding ticket. Load your vehicle properly: Carrying around extra weight puts unnecessary strain on your tires and can cause them to overheat. If you’re carrying a lot of cargo, evenly distribute the weight in your trunk or backseat. You might even want to consider removing some items if you’re overloaded.

  5. Phone Address 2410 Eastchester Dr. High Point, NC 27265 (336) 396-9979 Website https://tiremaxnc.com/

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