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When to Lubricate a Tire Plus Dos and Don’tsTire lubrication is an important step in the tire demounting and mounting process. Professional tire installation technicians are trained to understand the importance of proper lubrication and what substances can be used. Failure to properly lubricate a tire during the demounting and mounting process can lead to improper mounting or corrosion on the rim. This... Read More
Aging TiresWhat is Considered Aging in Tires? What Are the Signs? Many people think that if they get a frequent oil change and watch their check-engine light, they are doing a good job maintaining their vehicle. As a result, many believe they are safe driving their car and have little chance of being in a Florida... Read More
Nexen Tires are Failing Consumers, Causing AccidentsWhile customers have been complaining about Nexen Tires, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) still hasn’t issued a recall on these dangerous tires. Nexen manufacturers several types of tires, the Nexen CP671(2), the Nexen N5000, and the Nexen Roadian HP. As of May 23, 2015, twelve complaints to the NHTSA have been filed regarding Nexen... Read More
Peeled Cap on Radial and Bias Tires May Cause AccidentsPeeled caps on radial and bias tires can cause blowouts and accidents. Often, the cause of a peeled cap is loss of adhesion of the cap from the tire casing during the retreading processes. If all of these terms sound a bit foreign to you, read on for an explanation of what a peeled cap... Read More
Internal Rusting, Tread Separation, & Tire FailureWhen the steel cables in tires begin rusting, it can cause tread separation, which increases the risk of tire blowouts and crashes. In many cases, it’s a defect of the tire that allows for excess moisture to seep in, creating the right environment for rust to develop. When a tire model is defective, it’s the... Read More
9 Alarming Facts about Spare TiresTaking good care of your tires is an important part of safe driving. However, in the event that a flat tire does occur, you’ll need to know how to replace the flat tire with a spare tire. Here are nine facts about spare tires you might not know. 1. You Can’t Drive Spare Tires as... Read More
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Can Your Tire Fall Off While Driving & Cause An Accident?Yes, your tire can fall off while driving and cause an accident. The possibility of the driver losing control of the car or rolling over exists. In these situations, severe and costly injuries are possible. Additionally, the tire can cause injuries that extend beyond the car’s driver and/or passengers alone. After it has fallen off,... Read More
Why Should Florida Residents Be More Concerned With Tire Tread Separation Than Other States?Florida residents should be more concerned with tire tread separation than other states for a few reasons: Florida is not subject to icy or snow-filled roads. Instead, it has consistently warm weather. Warm weather can affect your tires by expanding the air inside of the tire. The fluctuating air levels can lead to the tire’s... Read More
What Is The Most Likely Cause Of A Tire Failure That Leads To An Accident?Tread separation is one of the most likely causes of a tire failure that leads to an accident. Tread separation occurs when the tread of the tire separates from the casing or body of the tire. When a tread separation occurs, a dangerous outcome is possible. A tread separation can cause you to lose control... Read More
What Should All Florida Drivers Know About Defective Tires?Defective tires are a problem for anyone, but they may pose extra danger to Florida drivers. The constant heat and humidity in Florida can affect the air pressure in the tires; this inconsistent or unexpected change in air pressure combined with a faulty tire can lead to serious accidents. There are several things all Florida... Read More
Which Tires Have Been Recalled Recently For Tire Tread Separation?Kumho Tire U.S.A., Inc. (Kumho) and Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (Cooper Tire) have both recently issued recalls for defective tires. Kumho tires have been recalled recently for tire tread separation, and Cooper Tire recalled tires for a similar problem: tire belt separation. Both are tire defects that can lead to serious car accidents. Kumho... Read More
What kinds of defects prompt a tire recall?Among the kinds of defects that can cause tires to be recalled are sidewall blisters, tread cracks and problems concerning tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS). Sidewall blisters were the reason for the recall of the brand of tire known as Bluestar LQ size 8-14.5 for low platform trailers. The tires were made by China Manufacturers... Read More
