Tuesday, November 23, 2010

After how many miles approx do you need to change the tyres on a car(its a clio if that makes any difference,)?

thanks for your help.After how many miles approx do you need to change the tyres on a car(its a clio if that makes any difference,)?Every car and every driver will get different mileage. I'm quite a hard driver and with front wheel drive cars I get about 16000 from the fronts and about 30000 to 35000 from the rears.After how many miles approx do you need to change the tyres on a car(its a clio if that makes any difference,)?It's dependant on the condition / wear of the tyre. Assuming you have no bald patches (your tyre - not you), you should check the depth gauge - a slight rubber bump on the main tread grooves. If your tyre tread is above this then you're fine. Also check for uneven wear, as this could mean tracking problems. Most tyre places will check this for you if you're not confident doing so.



Anyway, you should get a good 20K miles out of a new set of tyres, depending on your driving style. Maybe more.After how many miles approx do you need to change the tyres on a car(its a clio if that makes any difference,)?There will be a amssive variation depending on how you drive it and how good the wheel allignment is.

Typically 25000 miles for the fronts and 35000 for the rears should be about it.After how many miles approx do you need to change the tyres on a car(its a clio if that makes any difference,)?You should get about 20,000 miles out of set of decent make of tyres, maybe a bit less for the front axle which does the driving, braking and steering and a bit more for the rear trailing axle.After how many miles approx do you need to change the tyres on a car(its a clio if that makes any difference,)?you could need to change them in a 1000 miles if you kept rubbing the walls , so distance means nothing