How to mount tires correctly?

Stable spring weather tells many car owners that it is time to "change the shoes" of their "iron horse". In this article we will try to answer the question: how to properly mount tires on wheels? In addition, you can improve the attractiveness of the car and make it more stylish with the help of tuning , the accessories of which are available in our range.

Mount it yourself or trust the tire fitting?

So, the warm season has come and its time for you to change the tires on the wheels, but here one question may arise: how to properly perform tire fitting?

Lets consider some of the nuances:

• When contacting a tire service, it should be borne in mind that not all such workshops have qualified and experienced craftsmen. Therefore, the quality of each tire fitting may be different. In addition, in the spring the flow of clients is quite large, which can also affect the quality of work. For this, it is better to choose a window when there are fewer clients.
• When doing the work on your own, you need to remember that this will require some skill. If you are going to do this work for the first time, then it will take more time.

How to mount tires correctly?

When installing a tire, you need to take into account the following nuances:

• Most tires have inner and outer sides, so the manufacturer labels them specifically. You need to put the "rubber" in accordance with this marking.
• It is necessary to pay attention to the direction of the tread pattern, which will also tell you where is the outside and where is the inside (that is, in which direction the wheel should rotate). But sometimes there are tires with a symmetrical pattern, which indicates the hopelessness of observing the direction of rotation of the wheel.
• Plus, on some tires, the left and right sides may be indicated. That is, it is reported on which side the wheel should be.

After replacing the "rubber", it is necessary to balance the wheels. And here you cannot do without a tire workshop. So, it’s up to you whether to change the tires yourself or contact experienced craftsmen.