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Maintenance & Safety

Tire Selection

Tires are the backbone of vehicles on the road. The tread pattern of a tire is in direct contact with the road surface, and the friction generated between them is what enables the car to drive, stop, and turn. Different tread patterns serve different purposes, and you should choose the one that best suits your needs.


There are various types of tread patterns available, such as common patterns, cross-country patterns, mixed patterns, and others. The common pattern, which has a circumferential pattern, is ideal for driving on clean urban roads. The transverse pattern is a must-have for high-speed steering. The vertical and horizontal pattern is unbeatable when it comes to wet-skid resistance capacity.


The mixed pattern has excellent adhesion but poor wear resistance. On the other hand, the cross- country pattern has wider and deeper grooves with a smaller contact area, usually at 50%. The traction of the cross-country pattern is one and a half times stronger than the common pattern. So, choose wisely and enjoy a hassle-free ride on the road.

  • The asymmetry pattern is used on HP tires.
  • The asymmetry pattern is used on HP tires.
  • Direzionale pattern is used for highway.

Daily Maintenance Of Tyre

  • Daily maintenance of tyre


    ★ Check the pressure regularly

    ★ Check the temperature regularly

    ★ Dig the pebbles regularly

    ★ Check the wear regularly

    ★ Fill the holes regularly

  • Several problems needing attention in tire driving

    Tips That Help Increase Tire Life:

    ★ Do not speed. High speeds will generate excessive heat, which increases the rate of tire wear.

    ★ Avoid fast turns on curves and corners.

    ★ Avoid quick starts and panic stops.

    ★ Do not ride on the edge of the pavement or drive over curbs, potholes, or other obstructions.

Help Keep Your Vehicle's Tires Safe

Maintaining your vehicle's tyres is crucial for your safety on the road. Here are some tips to help you keep your tyres in good condition:

1. Do your own pressure checks: Overinflated tyres can ride harshly and wear unevenly, while underinflated tyres can wear unevenly, handle poorly, and overheat. Tyres lose around 1 pound  per square inch of pressure for every 10° F drop in outside temperature. They also lose air over  time, with pressure loss being as much as 13 pounds per square inch per year. Make sure you check your tyre pressures at least once a month when your vehicle has sat for an hour, and your tyres are cool. The pressures should match those on the vehicle placard.

2. Inspect the sidewalls and tread: Cuts or bulges on the sidewalls are signs of impending failure, and you should replace such tyres. Check the tread periodically with a tread-depth gauge. Uneven wear may indicate improper wheel alignment or worn suspension parts. Rotate your tyres every 6,000 to 8,000 miles or as advised in your owner's manual to help equalize wear between front and rear.

3. Replace all four tyres at once: Many drivers replace only two tyres at a time if the other two appear to be in good condition. However, we believe the risks aren't worth the savings. Replacing only the front tyres increases the chance of fishtailing at the rear, while replacing the rear tyresalone denies you the added resistance to hydroplaning you're likely to get by mounting new tyres up front. Still, if you purchase only two tyres, make sure to have the new tyres placed in the rear for the sake of secure handling.

4. Tire Age: Tires age over time and become unusable regardless of whether they are in service or not. Some auto manufacturers, such as Audi, BMW, Ford, and Volkswagen, recommend replacing  tyres after six years, while some tyre manufacturers agree that any tyre ten years or older should be replaced regardless of tread wear.


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