As a car owner, you know that your tires are an essential part of your vehicle. Without them, you wouldn't be able to safely navigate the roads and highways. But how long do they last? How often should you replace them? What affects their longevity?

These questions – and more! – come up frequently when it comes to tire life.

1) How many miles can a tire last?

The average mileage for a tire is around 50,000-60,000 miles. However, this can vary depending on factors such as driving style, road conditions, and proper maintenance.

2) When should I replace my tires?

It is recommended that you replace your tires every six years (even if they have plenty of tread left). If you notice any signs of wear or damage like cracks or bulges in the sidewall or uneven tread wear that can lead to vibration while driving then immediate replacement is necessary.

3) Why do different types of cars require different types of tires?

Different car models carry differing weights; therefore requiring varying load indexes Load capacity otherwise known as carrying capability - refers to just how much weight each tyre has been designed to support according with its rate code

4) What affects the lifespan of my tires?

Several elements affect tyre function regularly used factor changes same driver behaviours which include: poor inflation reactions , under/overinflation creating uneven thread patterns which damage faster certain areas placing higher risk unexpected blow-out opportunity.