Tire Experts Tell You How to Choose Coach Tires

 With the gradual improvement of people's economic level in modern society, cars are becoming more and more popular in our life. Cars can be used as both a means of transportation and a source of income for some consumers, among which coaches are the most representative ones. However, this kind of vehicle often wear out very quickly and the tires need to be changed frequently, but many car owners feel very troublesome about the replacement of coach tires and do not know how to choose.


There are many types, specifications, structures and materials of coach tires. As one of the top bus tire experts,Aulice can tell you how to choose coach tyres.

 

Methods to choose coach tyres

1. Different kinds of tires with different structures can not be used on the same car. You can't use ordinary tires and anti-skid tires at the same time, either. When selecting tires on the same axle, you must pay attention to the above-mentioned conditions, otherwise, the stability of the car will deteriorate when turning.

 

2. When choosing coach tires, the speed level and maximum load pressure of the tires should be greater than or equal to the original tires. Tires with low-speed levels will make the handling worse, while tires with low load pressure will cause severe deformation, increasing wear and great driving resistance.

 

3. When selecting coach tires, the outer diameter of the tires should be consistent with that of the original coaches. If the outer diameter does not match, it will affect the accuracy of the odometer and speedometer. When the section width of the new tires changes, its flattening rate should also change accordingly so as not to change the accuracy of the original coach odometer.

 

After the above reading, you may have an understanding of how to choose coach tires. Car owners should pay special attention to tire selection because coach tires mainly carry passengers rather than goods.

 

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