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Use a dollar coin to rip out the stones and check the tires for foreign objects or spikes.

The impact of small stones in the tire seam on driving safety:

1. Tire stone clamping is a common phenomenon, in addition to some high-speed tires (groove is larger, generally herringbone symmetrical type), generally a lot of new tires will be clamped, with a few months, the pattern groove is not so deep and not so stone, and there are some narrow lines will always be very stone.

2. When there are a lot of small stones in the tread and it looks dense, it will affect the performance of the tire, so you can find a time to clean it up. The tread of a tire has an impact on drainage, grip and quietness. If there are a lot of stones, there will be a clattering noise when driving, and you may even lose your grip, and in severe cases, it may cause a puncture, so it is necessary to clean it up.

Small stones stuck to tires will have an impact on driving safety, and the main effects are.

1.Most tires are equipped with drainage lines, and if these lines are blocked by small stones, water will be trapped on the tread, which will affect braking efficiency.

2.If there are more small stones on the lines, it will directly reduce the acceleration and braking efficiency of the car.

3.Pebbles cling to tires for a long time will accelerate the aging of tires.

The main reason for the excessive number of small stones on the tires is that the vehicle has been driving on non-paved roads or poor road conditions for a long time.

The solution to sticking pebbles to the tires is as follows:

Clean up visible stones when you're not driving, and move your vehicle slightly to continue to remove them after you're done.

It is the most efficient way to ask the master to lift the car up with a lift to clean it during maintenance in the 4S shop. In fact, as long as there are not a lot of stones on the tires, you don't need to clean them up in a short time, after all, the tires used in most production cars are different from those of sports cars or racing cars, and you can face most situations, and pebbles are also one of them. Every time you have to take care of it, you can remove some large stones.

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Hello, you can pick it out when you maintain it, in fact, a little small stone does not affect it, and the big stone finds something to pick it out!

Hello, this is determined by the road conditions, there is no problem, as long as you drive in this road condition, any car will be like this.

Should you pick off small stones on car tires?

Need. Because these small stones increase the danger of driving, they need to be removed.

Of course, it needs to be cleaned up, because if the pebbles are not cleaned up, they will cause greater damage to the tires when they are over the bumpy road.

There are a lot of small stones on the tires of the car, and I think it needs to be cleaned up to prevent them from being crushed to other large stones, and the stress area is increased, which is prone to tire protection.

When there are a lot of small stones caught in the tire pattern, it will have some impact on the performance of the tire, it is best to take the time to clean it up every once in a while, and also check whether the tire is punctured by foreign objects or spikes.

Poor drainage capacity.

There are too many small pebbles on the tires, which will affect the drainage ability of the tires. When driving in rain or snow, the displacement of tires decreases, and the probability of the car skidding increases. Especially when crossing waterlogged roads, you may even lose your grip.

Tire noise is high. If you are sandwiched with a slightly larger stone, the tire noise will be louder when driving, and there will be a "da-da-da" noise echoing in your ears. After a long time, it may affect the four-wheel alignment of the whole car.

**Increased probability of fetus.

Stones are very hard compared to soft rubber tires, and if the car is driving at high speeds, there are sharp stones on the tires, which are likely to puncture the tires and cause a puncture, and the consequences are more serious.

So should you pull out a nail stuck in a tire? First of all, I will announce the answer to everyone, and you must not pull it out! Remember! Do not dispose of the nails without authorization under any circumstances, so as to avoid potential safety hazards such as punctures caused by improper operation.

What should I do if this happens? If it is an ordinary tire, we only need to look at the appearance of the tire, there is no obvious abnormality, or look at the tire pressure monitoring on the dashboard, the tire is not seriously deflated. Then don't pull out the nails, just drive to the nearest repair shop at low speed to repair it.

If you visually inspect the entire tire is deflated, this situation is a big safety hazard, and you need to change the spare tire or call the rescue ** and wait for rescue.

Some tires have a deep tread, so it's easy to get pebbles stuck in the tread. Once the pebbles are in it, just dig it out with a special tool.

It is common for tires to get stuck in cobblestones, especially fairly new tires, which have little wear and deep patterns, and are particularly easy to get stuck in cobblestones.

After the tires get stuck in the pebbles, the pebbles may fall off after running for a while. If it is particularly tight, the pebbles can be cleaned with special tools.

After the tire is stuck in the cobblestone, as the driving distance increases, the pebble may get stuck in the tire, affecting the tire to go flat.

When driving on most paved roads, it is not easy to get stuck in cobblestones. If you drive on unpaved roads a lot, it is still very easy for tires to get stuck in cobblestones. Riders who often drive on unpaved roads should pay attention.

When using the car normally, check whether the tire pressure is normal and check whether the surface of the tire is damaged. Especially when running at high speeds or long distances, you need to check your tires in advance. The tire is the only part of the car that touches the ground and is very important for driving stability and driving safety.

Tires should be replaced every four years. Even if the driving distance is small, a four-year-old tire will age. After changing the tires, you need to do another dynamic balancing, otherwise the wheels may shake and vibrate at high speeds.

Qiaotuan Jane has a deep pattern on some tires, so it is easier to get some small stones stuck in the pattern. After getting stuck in the pebble, you can use a special tool to pick it out.

It is common for tires to get stuck in pebbles, especially for newer tires, because newer tires have less wear and deeper patterns, which is particularly easy to get stuck in pebbles.

After the tire is stuck in the pebble, the pebble may fall off after running for a period of time, if it is the kind that is stuck particularly tightly, you can use a special tool to clean up the pebble.

When a tire gets stuck in a small tire, it can get stuck in the tire as the mileage increases, which can cause the tire to go flat.

When driving on general paved roads, it is not easy to get stuck in small stones. If you often drive on unpaved roads, it is still very easy for tires to get stuck in small stones. Riders who often or remain driving on non-paved roads need to pay attention.

When using the car, it is necessary to check whether the tire pressure is normal and whether the tire surface is damaged. Especially when running at high speeds or long distances, be sure to check your tires in advance. The tire is the only part of the car that comes into contact with the ground and is very important for driving stability and driving safety.

Tyropants tires should be replaced every four years, and even if the mileage is small, four-year tires will deteriorate. After changing the tires, it is necessary to rebalance the dynamics, otherwise the wheels may shake when the speed is high.