Types and causes of tire tread wear
1. Insufficient tire pressure
2. Lateral tread wear
(Insufficient tire pressure)
(Deformation of disks or tires)
(Wear of steering rods or pendulum arm)
(Wear of front suspension parts)
3. Wear due to increased tire pressure
4. Lateral angular wear due to incorrect wheel alignment
5. Uneven wear due to wheel alignment or misalignment
Checking the tread depth
Checking tire pressure
Examination
1. Tire maintenance consists of checking the tread depth and tire pressure (tested on cold tires), identifying signs of abnormal wear and damage that can be used to determine the condition of the front suspension and steering components.
2. If the tire pressure drops, tighten the valve core.
3. If air does not pass through the valve, locate the leak by spraying the tire with a soap solution.
4. Regularly remove stones or sharp objects stuck in the tread. Periodically remove the wheels and clean the outer and inner surfaces of the disk from dirt. If you have any doubts about the consequences of any damage found, consult a tire repair shop. Rotate the wheels at the specified intervals (see subsection 2.14).