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How Long Do Tyres Last? Understanding Tyre Lifespan and Maintenance

Learn how many years a tyre typically lasts, factors affecting tyre life, and when to replace them for safety and optimal performance.

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Tyres generally last between 5 to 10 years, depending on usage, driving conditions, and maintenance. For optimal safety, inspect tyres regularly and consider replacing them after 6 years, even if tread seems fine. Proper care can extend lifespan.

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  1. How often should I replace my tyres?

    Tyres should generally be replaced every 5 to 10 years, with a recommended check and potential replacement after 6 years regardless of tread condition.

  2. What factors affect the lifespan of a tyre?

    Tyre lifespan depends on driving conditions, usage frequency, maintenance quality, and storage. Proper care can extend a tyre’s life.

  3. Can tyres last longer if maintained properly?

    Yes, regular inspections, maintaining correct tyre pressure, and timely repairs can help extend tyre lifespan and improve safety.

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