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Maintaining light truck and van tyres with the best practices

It is very hard to even impossible to predict when the tyre needs to be replaced only based on the calendar age of them. The reason for that is because while one tyre can be maintained and used in one type of environment other can be maintained and use in a whole different type of environment. Some of the factors are the weather conditions, the terrain, the load they are going to carry and the maintenance they are going to get from the owner. That is why is safe to say that the only way to best find when is time to check if your tyres need to be changed is to go to your local tyre dealer so he can advise you whether you do or do not need new tyres for your van or light truck. That tyre inspection can be done once a year unless you have some specific concerns.

Let’s go now through some good practices to assure you are going to be able to use your vans tyres for the long run.

One thing every driver should make sure the check is that the tyres are aligned properly. This issue can cause one of the biggest harms on your light-trucks so the safest option is to go to a local expert. Tyres alignment should be specified in the owner’s manual. General simple rule though is alignment needs to be done every 9000-12000km.

The pressure of the tyre is the major thing every driver is missing out and it is one of those things that usually cause trouble on the road even though it can be easily skipped on the first place. The general rule is to check your tyres pressure regularly and if you are driving every day with your van you can do that procedure on a daily basis. Of course, you can use your leg like most people or just buy a $10 dollar pressure gauge which is the most certain indicator of your tyre inflation. In addition to that while we are on the topic you might as well check your spare tyre.

Here is some other general advice that can come in hand while driving 

While you are driving make sure you avoid hard breaks or fast starts that can cause harm to your tyres quite easily. Make sure you avoid potholes or other obstructions. The easiest way to avoid the previous two is just not to drive on a high speed. The high speed increases the heat inside the tyre and wears it out faster.

Those couple of things can improve the durability of your light truck or van’s tyres and keep you safe on the road.

Truck tyres are one of the most heavily exploited tyres because of the major heavy load they carry on a daily basis across countries. With thousands upon thousands of kilometers of roads being crossed those tyres need to be very carefully engineered and designed in a way to not only maintain for the long roads but as well to keep stability while carrying a heavy load. As the support part of the truck, standing between the ground and vehicle, let’s see what is going to be the best choice to buy when it comes to purchasing new tyres, no matter online or at the local tyre dealer.

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