Tyre Inflation

Tyre Inflation
1. Air pressure is the life of a tyre. It is the guarantee of driving safety. The inflation pressure of the tyre must meet the air pressure specified by the national standard for different types and specifications of tyres.
2. The tyre pressure must be checked when the tyre is cold. Never adjust the pressure when the tyre is hot. Please use a good pressure gauge to measure the pressure and calibrate it regularly.
3. Excessive or insufficient air pressure will cause damage such as special-shaped wear, groove bottom cracks, cord broken, cord delamination, and tyre blasting.
4. When driving continuously at high speed, the air pressure should be increased by 5-10% above the standard air pressure (usually 5% for heavy-duty tyres).
5. After the tyre is driven, the internal pressure will increase due to the increase in temperature, and it cannot be deflated at this time.
6. Pay attention to the condition of the tyres while driving, and stop and check in time (replace the spare tyre if necessary) if air leakage is found to prevent the tyre from being crushed due to severe air shortage.